Sentence examples for moral prism from inspiring English sources

"Artistic works must be evaluated according to creative criteria and not through a moral prism," said Khadija Rouissi, an opposition MP and deputy speaker of the parliament.

In The Moral Prism (1979), she returned to the complexity of individual moral decisions, considering how reliable moral judgments are to be made when there is no single moral theory that adequately solves all problems.

Our heroes are post-Reconstruction crooks scraping by on the serrated edge of the law, and depending on which way you turn the moral prism, they might resemble an antiglobalization cadre or followers of an outer-space jihad.

They include solidarity with the poor; a clear-eyed view of the effects that globalization and modernization can have on some workers; a willingness to view economic matters through a moral prism; and a belief in the common good rather than merely the individual good.

Kerr added that even if such systems were able to distinguish combatants from non-combatants, they still wouldn't view the field of battle through the moral prism that humans are capable of.

Historically, at least, the task of casuistry has thus been to interpret conflicting moral principles within the prism of individual "cases of conscience," not to abolish principles or maxims as sources of moral justification (Arras 1998, Jonsen 1995).

But looking at this one side of Integrity -- that of moral integrity -- through the prism of Tiger Woods is easy, expected, and not very educational.

Henry Herx, who over three decades wrote thousands of movie reviews for Roman Catholic publications, assessing the moral complexities raised on screen through the prism of church tenets, died on Aug. 15 at his home in Ramsey, N.J.

The unifying thread is the moral and economic stranglehold of capitalism, as seen through the prism of the black American experience.

It doesn't add up that Edward Snowden blew the whistle on the NSA's Prism program solely because he is a selfless moral crusader.

You can be furious about what this might say about sexism at the heart of Australian culture, assuming that the AFL, as it likes to think of itself, is the prism through which we are obliged to discuss our moral quandaries.