Sentence examples for moral inventory from inspiring English sources

AA talks about continuously taking a moral inventory; we see this in effective corporate change initiatives as well.

He didn't pledge to stop drinking; he didn't do a searching moral inventory; he just started counting, using the anonymous Web site drinkingdiary.com.com

The West has Middle Eastern blood on its hands, this book seems to propose, though Énard doesn't perform a full moral inventory.

McDonnell could have hit Osborne with step four – "Make a searching and fearless moral inventory of yourself" – then forced him to admit his wrongs and make amends to all those he's harmed.

One woman in Leeds said to me, 'If Joe had done Step 4 of the AA manifesto [Make a searching and fearless moral inventory of yourself] he would have made it.' Then she grabbed my arm and said 'Thank you'.

With the conspicuous exception of his glutinous early hit, "Lollipops and Roses" (outfitted with jazz chords), most of the old songs responded to Mr. Jones's thoughtful outlook, which tinges everything with the sense of a man taking a moral inventory of his life.

Moral Values Inventory for Muslim Adolescences (MVIMA) and Coping Strategy Inventory were used in this study.

These mechanisms were used for the development of a new scale for measuring moral disengagement (Moral Disengagement Inventory, or MDI) in pharmacists.

But it has been held by many moral philosophers that an inventory of what is better than what would still leave something interesting and important out: what is good.

The critic of premise (3) can point out that moral beliefs are unlike grocery inventories, since the part of the world that they are designed to fit is the part that tells us how we ought to be morally, rather than the part that tells how we are non-morally.

Methods: For data collection, a self-administered questionnaire for each critical care provider was used including basic demographic data, the Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI) and the Moral Distress Scale (MDS).