Sentence examples for moral divide from inspiring English sources

The series borrows a certain view of the relationship between unlikely partners on opposite sides of a gaping moral divide.

There is a great moral divide in the country, he said, a division "not just between Democrats and Republicans, but between Republicans and Republicans".

The core moral divide here is actually a deep and persistent one, Greene says, and hardly exclusive to issues involving autonomous vehicles.

At one point in his speech, he said, "I hope that the Palestinian leadership will stand with Israel and the United States on the right side of the moral divide, the side of peace, reconciliation, and hope".

Sabu's films don't take any stance on the salaryman-yakuza moral divide — each receives an equal measure of ridicule and sympathy, with the only obvious disdain falling on the bumbling and self-righteous cops.

But I then realised that the line between women who turn tricks and women who don't was almost invisible, because for them it was not a moral divide, but one of chance and choice.

The second, alternative reason for making this a campaign theme is that Gordon Brown is prepared to trade freedoms for votes, in which case the moral "dividing line" is between integrity and cynicism.

The issue we're dealing with is fundamentally a moral one during a time when our culture is rent by moral divides; you can't hashtag this and hope it goes away.

In general, the candidates for possible objects of moral knowledge divide into three categories: natural (objects that are knowable only through experience), non-natural (but not supernatural), and theological (or supernatural).

The notional United States is traversed by the conflicts of a symbolic map, our nation's moral compass divided across east and west, north and south.

A landmark study, brilliantly intertwining institutional arrangements and moral concerns". "Dividing Citizens provides a fresh and provocative view of the New Deal one that adds philosophical and historical depth to our understanding of the 'gender gap' in contemporary politics.