Sentence examples similar to moral stumbling from inspiring English sources

But people from any society on earth would certainly recognize the first chapters, the moral stumbles, whether backdated or not.

Born in Nigeria and based in Hamburg, Nneka is a caustic critic of oil profiteering and society's moral stumbles.

Now you might think if the hypothesis that what determines behavior is character were true, that those seminarians who had prepared a lecture on the Good Samaritan would be particularly likely to recognize the moral needs attaching to stumbling upon somebody who was injured.

Lithgow, whose world is so badly shaken up that he has no choice but to abandon his moral absolutes and stumble toward a more tormented and uncertain perspective, is certainly the protagonist of "Traffik".

I'm sure I remain one, despite stumbling around painfully over a scatter of moral precepts and silly rules like Lego in the dark.

In Lord Jim, he offers a compelling portrait of a flawed person stumbling to chart an honourable course when the world's moral compass has lost its poles.

While invoking the NPT -- that talisman of a treaty -- on his way to the moral high ground, Salehi stumbled and took a header.

Now he was stumbling.

Stumbling heroes linger longer.

The economy is stumbling.

Gilbert, Stumbling on Happiness (2007).