Sentence examples for moral map from inspiring English sources

That alone may deter the more deeply secular from reading his book, "Lost in Transition", which explores the moral map of 18- to 23-year-olds in America.

The 1955 bus boycott by blacks in Montgomery, Ala., had put that city on the moral map, and in 1960 I invited the movement's leader, Martin Luther King Jr., to speak in the Yale chapel.

Nor is the moral map it describes unique to America; there are many echoes in Britain, which was struggling even before its August riots to understand why so many young people seemed adrift.

Because we don't have a religious vocabulary for sin any longer, and because our ideas of innocence and experience are no longer tied to sexual initiation (although sex is still there, at the very center of the moral map), it's difficult and very interesting to try to address what it is that lies across the borders of innocence, in experience.

But much of politics and leadership is about inspiration, moving society to heed its better angels and about articulating a moral map during an era that sorely needs ethical representation.

But as technology has replaced miracle as the means by which non-traditional family arrangements can be achieved, we are increasingly faced with a whole range of complex moral questions that extend beyond our familiar moral maps.

He said he had spent much of his life since Vietnam reading and studying theories about Just War, searching out the moral maps that permit the use of violence.

There are, however, no moral maps being produced that can be used by other women later, and half of the role of a pioneer vanishes, namely, that of facilitating the access and orientation of those who follow.

Where the Great American Novel attempts to map the moral landscape of post-war America, she captures the moments that shape individual lives.

On both sides of the border, it becomes clear that when self-appointed law enforcement agents redraw the map, the moral boundaries are written in pencil.

Since they need not require a one to one mapping of moral sentences onto states of mind that express them to support their semantic theory, fictionalists can allow for more variation in the states of mind such sentences (loosely) express.