This moment of moral opportunity is not confined to the United States.
The narrator wants, or part of him wants, to cross the boundaries he has drawn around his life, and this presents both moral opportunity and moral peril.
As understood from previous work in the sociology of chronic illness [ 61], multimorbidity was experienced as a moral opportunity to preserve self and reinstate agency by living out opportunities that escaped the temporal and spatial bounds of multimorbidity, for example, by enacting social roles outside the home or enabling others.
Her paternal grandfather was a veteran of the Mexican Revolution, and she used what money she had saved to give her father, Alfredo Cisneros de Moral, the opportunity to go to college.
Almost every Houston rapper owes something — musical inspiration, performance opportunities, moral support — to Bun B, the hip-hop community's thirty-two-year-old elder.
Whether it's literature or some other key that opens the door, it's important that school communities explicitly reflect on our readiness to offer these children, and all children, the opportunities for moral development and moral leadership that our nation needs.
We must also consider the tremendous costs in terms of both moral hazard and opportunity cost.
Away from the retail opportunities, the moral relativism is striking.
This technique allows digression and presents opportunities for moral and ironic commentary while not disturbing the unity of the whole.
To tie in with the dramatisation of Charles Dickens's unfinished The Mystery Of Edwin Drood, art critic Alastair Sooke explores the opportunities and moral dilemmas presented when a writer carks it before penning their happily ever after.
