A section called Moral Leaders profiles people like Rachel Carson, whose book Silent Spring galvanized concern over the effect of pollutants on wildlife; and Roger Boisjoly, the engineer who knew about Challenger's flawed O-rings and tried to stop its ill-fated launch.
-- of Russian President Vladimir Putin with his infatuation with Orthodoxy's foremost monastic community on Mount Athos, Greece, his personal quest for spiritual direction from high-level ecclesiastical authorities and charismatic mentors and high-profile moral pronouncements.
18 23 Added to this, a patient's capacity to become involved will likely be influenced by their underlying intellectual, moral and behavioural profile.
The pro-war side has the heroic profile, the moral certainty, the geopolitical washboard abs buffed by years in the ideological weight rooms of conservative think tanks.
This paper, Medicine Murder in Colonial Lesotho: The Anatomy of a Moral Crisis, examines high-profile instances of ritualised murders in which the victim's body parts are used for supposed medicinal purposes, and examines the "moral crisis" resulting from the clash of tribal and colonial practices.
Steare, who has developed a tool for measuring character strengths, weaknesses and moral maturity – the MoralDNA profile – which has now been completed by more than 120,000 people across the world, said that a striking finding of his research was how far people's values changed when they were at work.
I must confess that I have not been a profile in moral courage on this either.
Italy has also tried to curb the illegal antiquities market through an aggressive and high-profile campaign, including moral persuasion, to reclaim artifacts.
As the YouTube clip went viral, a form of moral panic ensued with high-profile media stories decrying the behaviour of some British youth abroad, while other commentators sought to analyse the incident in more depth.
