Sentence examples for moral scale from inspiring English sources
On the moral scale, the difference between production and consumption is the difference between need and desire.
As the days passed and doctors soldiered on without electricity, running water, sleep, or outside help, they flipped their moral scale upside down.
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.
On the great moral scale most people understand, AIG won a prize from the government: rather than failing and spending years in bankruptcy while destroying the financial system, the company survived.
Sometimes acting as a mentor to Ford, sometimes undermining his relationship with the inconstant showgirl, Kelley is hard to pin down on the usual moral scale of the western.
Last week, as race-related news in the United States slid down a moral scale from mendacity to pure evil, it was hard to maintain much faith in art.
"Whatever your stance on John Terry's behaviour, on what possible set of moral scales does not shaking someone's hand outweigh cheating on your wife?" The English scales.
Another kind of writer might have put a well-meaning thumb on the moral scales and sentimentalized the novel's Muslims, or its "Jacksonians".
Which leaves the worst defendant: Manafort bottoms out on the practical and the moral scales.
This action would forever tilt the moral scales inside him, sparking an epic vendetta with very little room for negotiation.
Toward that end, we created several original measures and adapted several existing ones, including Beck and Ajzen's (1991) moral obligation scale, Bandura et al.'s (1996) moral disengagement scale, and several scales from Stephens et al.'s (2007) Digital Technology and Academic Integrity Survey.
