Sentence examples for moral profession from inspiring English sources

Medicine was once understood as a moral profession, with physicians as paladins against disease.

Fullan (1993) has long professed that teaching, at its core, is a moral profession.

Teaching is an innately moral profession.

So I think that the moral underpinnings of the profession and the officer's role is just timeless.

When they talk about their experience, they offer an agonised account of the moral complexity of their profession.

Meanwhile, his foundation could pick a new spokesperson from the ranks of American cancer survivors who went back to work without violating the cardinal moral principle of their profession.

When Vince lashes back and challenges Johnny about the moral value of his profession, Johnny stumblingly musters an argument about filmmakers doing good by showing what's wrong with the world.

But amid the deeply troubling questions raised by this disgraceful chapter in England's press history, I have yet to read where one journalist questions the moral values of the profession.

So far the West has responded to calls for help from Lithuania's president with professions of moral support and advice to Mr Gorbachev to lay off.

We refuse the mistreatment of Mr. Rosen, and we welcome him and any other independent journalists and invite them to Syria in any way possible to show the world the truth of what is going on, as long as they work professionally and with the highest degree of morals associated with their profession.

Journalists and their journals are often led by guiding principles purer and more moral than most other professions.