Sentence examples for moral spectrum from inspiring English sources

Every character is somewhere on a moral spectrum.

This made us wonder where other money issues lie on the moral spectrum.

On the moral spectrum of the time, it was nothing too extreme.

You can see that Joe's life, "good or bad," has spanned a wide moral spectrum.

Trying to work out where this film sits on the moral spectrum is proving to be quite the headache.

Accordingly, politicians are at one end of the moral spectrum for Yang, and our genetic near-neighbors the dolphin and the manatee are at the other.

For most individuals, gut feeling is the ultimate decider on your personal position on moral spectra such as these; to return to the tax analogy, you either believe it is acceptable to have a flat in Monaco to use as a tax address, or it's fine for an MP to "flip" a residence, or you don't.

It may be reading far too much into the new pope's choice of a papal name -- Francis, after Francis of Assisi -- but those on the left of the moral theological spectrum might hope that it evokes one of St. Francis's deepest moral concerns: the wealth of the church and of Christians generally.

One might expect, then, that these actions would also be at opposite ends of the spectrum of moral worth or at least of that component of moral worth that is attributable to effort (I henceforth follow Sorensen in considering only this component of moral worth).

It consisted of a skillfully constructed combination of a broad historic spectrum, a moral worldview, experiences from the field, information, emotion, warmth, focused criticism.

Special relationships take many forms, and the parties to those relationships range across the entire spectrum of moral character (at least according to some views), from the extremely virtuous to the downright bad, with most of us falling somewhere in the middle of that range.