Sentence examples for moral fragmentation from inspiring English sources
Rice finds this "moral fragmentation" to be very unsettling.
In the early 21st century, Jewish religious life continued to fragment along ideological lines, but that very fragmentation animated both moral imagination and ritual life.
The court's ruling amounted to a warning that "decisive action is now imperative, otherwise the continuing loss of moral authority, political paralysis and fragmentation of our movement will continue".
We have seen five self-inflicted reverses for Western liberalism - misdirected anti-terrorism, the resurgence of American-led imperialism, the fragmentation and devaluation of democratic politics, the moral emptiness of modern liberalism, and ultra-liberal relativism, which says there is nothing special about Western liberal society after all, and incubates the false victim mentality.
The central bank fragmentation effect can be explained through the three possible channels of moral hazard, bureaucracy, and reputation endowment effects.
Experts call it fragmentation.
Then you get fragmentation".
Fragmentation is a factor.
Fragmentation holds sway.
