The young white guy is doubly out of it, not just because of his race but because he expects the world to make sense morally, and his moral instructor turns out to be Dirty Harry (though much more conscious and treacherous than Harry ever was).
The president, Coles says, turns out to have become "an inadvertent moral instructor-at-large".
The court is as much an educator, a moral instructor, as an interpreter of the fundamental law of the land.
In the 19th century the traditionalist Musar ("Moral Instructor") movement in eastern Europe and the philosophical discussions of the nascent Reform movement in the West focused upon ethics.
Moving forward, John Maynard Keynes considered seriously the ethical implications of his theories.Yet I recall taking a graduate class on the history of economic thought in the 1960s and asking the instructor, "What is moral philosophy?", of the kind that Adam Smith taught at Glasgow University in the mid-18th century.
After service in the British intelligence corps during World War II, he returned to Oxford and eventually became White's professor of moral philosophy (1952 60) and an influential instructor of the ordinary-language movement.
Poppy takes driving lessons, and her sessions with a querulous instructor, Scott Eddie Marsann), turn into a moral and philosophical tussle.
The difference between these two ways of understanding "moral leader" is like the difference between a fit instructor and a fitness instructor.
That tale features the alleged profligacy of the debtor countries, their moral failure and the righteous virtue of their superiors and strict instructors ensconced in the Troika.
External factors including instructors, administrators, health care providers, education, and culture can be applied in workplace in order to assist nurses in moral development.
