Furthermore, epistemic concerns, such as reasons for doubt and belief, have serious moral repercussions, especially when doubt is cast on someone's credibility.
Zoë Heller, though, is less interested in examining the reasons for their affair or its moral repercussions than in tilting the reader's perspective through a narrator who has her own agenda.
Then, inspired by a trial he observed in 1984, Grisham took three years to write his first novel, A Time to Kill (1989; film 1996), which deals with the legal, social, and moral repercussions when a Mississippi black man is tried for the murder of two white men who raped his 10-year-old daughter.
In the meantime, users will have to judge the yet unknown consequences for themselves, while creators will have to live with the moral repercussions of how they spend their professional lives.
In this content people can satisfy that urge for the macabre an urge that taps directly into our darkest fascinations without the moral repercussions that would come with watching real-world death in almost any other setting.
A touching account of one man's love for a creature of the wild, One Lucky Elephant is the true story of a majestic animal and the emotional and moral repercussions of captivity.
Therefore, this mode of the strike also bears moral repercussions for doctors.
The author has carefully tried to balance the discussion about moral repercussions of strikes on patients versus the circumstances of doctors working in public sector hospitals of a developing country that may lead to strikes.
Instead of trying to answer them — by writing about the moral and psychological repercussions that the word has for blacks and for whites — Kennedy simply accumulates data, data that never quite add up to an idea.
Anderson (1997 and 2012) seeks to question respects in which gender enters into traditional conceptions of God and in their moral and political repercussions.
