Sentence examples for moral pick from inspiring English sources

So I think Green Bay has to be the moral pick — and, moving from morality to stat-stuff, even a more detached approach suggests that they are a decent rational pick as well.

Self-proclaimed "moral experts" pick up these claims and spread them, and people try to rise up against their folk devils.

Judea and Samaria, the West Bank, the Occupied Territories, Occupied Palestine: all denote the same geographical reality, but on a sliding (or ascending, take your pick) moral scale.

A smaller proportion of voters picked those as important issues than picked "moral values" on the National Election Pool questionnaire, and they split almost evenly between Bush and Kerry.

But in a narrower sense "moral naturalism" often picks out a far more specific sort of view that stands in contrast to all these variously "anti-realist" views, in holding that there are objective moral facts and properties and that these facts and properties are natural facts and properties.

We can then see how it may be possible to offer definitions in descriptive terms of moral concepts as picking out the properties that occupy the various roles in the network of such roles specified by a suitable ramsification of mature folk morality.

All prescription medication is free, plus the pharmacist has to say, "I love you; you are my moral superior," when you pick it up.

Doesn't that taint the altruistic ideals behind such traits?If you had to pick between being moral and successful, obviously I'd choose to be moral.

"When faced with a new moral dilemma, managers need to pick their battles and decide what to bring to upper management," Kaptein said.

It picks up no moral weight as it rolls along.

Unfortunately, the nation's supply of moral watchdogs is pretty well picked over right now, what with the demand for appointees to the Bush administration.