Sentence examples for moral dynamics from inspiring English sources

I've sometimes thought that what a story seeks to do is destabilize itself — disallow a too-easy reading of its internal moral dynamics.

Ms. Rider's passion may suggest a naïveté about the gray area in moral dynamics when things fall apart, but her confrontation with Dr. Minyard, after the grand jury refuses to indict, is a stunning scene.

They are divided into the more familiar notions of power/authority (potestas), obligation (obligatio), and right (ius)—which constitute the moral dynamics of social life.

And the Stoics (Turner and Matthews, 1998, 45 64) devoted special attention to dynamics of moral development.

His strategy is a joint programme between natural and social sciences that would lead to a "real-time technology assessment" combining fundamental understandings of the social, moral, political, and economic dynamics of knowledge-based innovation.

Not the concepts, metaphors, and images associated with the practice of contracting, but those associated with practices like parenting/mothering best express the dynamics of moral life, in the opinion of Ruddick, Held and Kittay.

An analysis of language used in online support groups, found that women in particular tend to use superlatives and express strong feelings.[ 37] Bar-Lev [ 38] contends that emotional discourse online aims to produce intimacy between strangers and impose a moral dimension to the dynamics of exchanges.

When his family arrives – daughter Brooke (Misty Sparrow), ex-wife Donna Tammy Andersonn) and her partner Dave Syd Brisbanee) – moral complications and prickly interpersonal dynamics make the day memorable for all the wrong reasons.

Director David O Russell sticks broadly to the outline of the real story, but shifts many of the characters' internal and interpersonal dynamics to focus on the practical and moral difficulties both of hustling, and of trying to out-hustle the hustlers.

For moral and economic reasons, further research to understand the dynamics of these relationships is essential to aid developing initiatives to protect and support the mental health and wellbeing of relatives of ill individuals.

The most sensible thing that can be meant by an appeal to slippery slopes is not a truth about the dynamics of public policy, but rather a worry about our moral psychology.