Sentence examples similar to moral oddity from inspiring English sources
Moral of story: money-making oddities in the market (what finance professors call the "popular anomalies"–the principles that tend to underlie most successful letters) come and go.
This makes Montaigne an oddity among philosophers in one respect: his moral endeavour and his writing process are inextricably entwined.
While one might think that these oddities are examples of some kind of moral breakdown in the animal kingdom, it turns out that hybridization among distinct species is not so rare.
Niccol is roused less by the moral quandaries of drone deployment, I think, than by the sheer sensory oddity of this new ritual, with its compound of monkishness and mayhem.
Though he gives his two female characters oddities that distinguish them somewhat, and awards them the moral high ground too, their lives are airless and dull, their only recourse for excitement being announcements that they're pregnant.
The stage seems set for a duel of dissemblers, but Wolff, though endowed with a share of Spark oddities, lacks the weight and definition that give these a moral, in some cases a theological, force.
It is one of the oddities of delayed conscience that governments rush to destroy things when our moral indignation floats above the dollar signs.
One amusing oddity emerges.
Yet the argument, for all its oddities, ultimately coheres into an intricate pattern that reflects the spirit of Nabokov, who valued concord -- aesthetic and moral -- above all else.
