Sentence examples for moral patterns from inspiring English sources

A 1966 article in U.S. News and World Report asked, "What is the pill doing to the moral patterns of the nation?" and "Is the pill regarded as a license for promiscuity?

Haidt, in conjunction with Emily Ekins who was a part of a team at the Cato Institute studying the moral foundations of supporters of presidential candidates for this election, reports that "Among Republicans, four moral patterns stand out.

But it's the pre-Code movies about women that are the most remarkable now, in part because their sexual attitudes don't fit into any obvious political or moral pattern.

To address these wrenching thoughts in reverse order, one could commence by saying quite simply that if Edward's personality had been the human and moral pattern or example, there would be no 'Middle East' problem to begin with.

There's a sequence for three male-female couples: while the geometric patterning is satisfying (they at one point correspond to the three screens behind), there's no one moral pattern for male-female behavior; you see women leading and supporting, as well as following and being lifted.

You do not need to invoke God to explain natural disasters, and you cannot find a consistent moral pattern in them.

Opponents of this kind of ethical consequentialism stress the discontinuities between moral and non-moral patterns of reasoning.

If the material had been underplayed, or done as cool, sly satire, its moral and psychological patterns would have seemed obvious and trite.

If the material had been underplayed, or done as cool, sly satire, its moral and psychological patterns might have seemed obvious and trite.

Besides differences in social information processing patterns, moral, emotional and cognitive differences between reactive and proactive aggression have been identified.

Additional variables (role belief, moral norm and practice pattern-related factors) were also assessed.