Sentence examples for moral parallels from inspiring English sources
In order to complete the transfer of funds from our secret Goldman Sachs account, the chief executive must vow, in a sworn affidavit, that the Times will ignore the obvious moral parallels between the Occupy movement and the Arab Spring, the French Resistance, and/or the Underground Railroad.
It was as though, for her, but not for me, who drove by unseeing, unknowing, unthinking, existing almost in a separate age, an exact moral parallel of the Dickens world still existed.
The recently released film Noah likewise is a call to all viewers to tread gently on the earth and to treat our environment with care, raising a moral parallel between the flood and the continuing onslaught of climate change on our earth.
The first argument for moral liberty parallels Reid's response to external world skepticism (see 3.5 Responding to Skepticism about the External World, above).
An editorial on parallel moral processing, at The New Scientist.
Some observers create a moral equivalence or "parallel" between the murderer and the victims when they are Israeli.
For decades, French politics has seemed a parallel moral universe where politicians continued mandates and re-election bids blissfully unencumbered at the ballot box by pending legal investigations.
From the standpoint of ethics, whether human moral codes closely parallel one another or are extraordinarily diverse, the question of how an individual should act remains open.
Planet Football can often appear to inhabit a parallel moral universe – all the more so in the perpetually angry, always-on, Twitter-fuelled, phone-in frenzied, blindly partisan digital age.
Here there is a parallel with moral conscientiousness, where a morally conscientious person is someone who tries her best to do what is right.
