Sentence examples for moral division from inspiring English sources

Each form of fundamentalism creates a stark moral division between decent, pious types like oneself -- and infidels headed for hell.

Among theatre critics, there is now a tacit moral division between the one-dayers and the three-nighters with regard to Tantalus.

A nail-pulling (and wince-inducing) scene of British torture may establish a partisan moral division, but the ambushing of British soldiers by republicans also leaves a sickening, inglorious aftermath from which the rebels are forced to turn their faces away.

To theorise this struggle we draw on Everett Hughes's conceptualisation of a moral division of labour.

Specifically, he argues that there is a both a political and a moral division of labor (Archard 2013, 782).

The moral division asserts that the different roles in society carry with them different moral prerogatives and duties appropriate to the different roles.

And it is not because of some vague matter of "deep moral divisions".

But it would be more accurate to say that the zone of privacy has collapsed precisely because of the deep moral divisions that these kinds of controversies reveal.

"The novel is really interested in a moment of ambiguity," says Colla. "Noir is where the clarity of moral divisions break down, the black and whites turn into greys".

Childrearing and mothering practices also serve as a context in which hierarchical social and moral divisions can be made, as suzhi, tiaojian, and mothering practices become new ways to mark urban/rural as well as class divides (Murphy 2004).

One pundit, inspired by scandals in New York politics, likens its proposed role to "putting Eliot Spitzer in charge of a morals division".Now that the Fed has extended emergency funding to investment banks, they can expect tougher regulation.