Sentence examples for moral taste from inspiring English sources

Haidt's faith in moral taste receptors may not survive this scrutiny.

People accept God, authority and karma because these ideas suit their moral taste buds.

So wrong, transparent swimming costumes in dubious moral taste are just what this sport needs to put itself firmly on the must-see list.

Even on the two moral taste buds that both sides claim – fairness and liberty – the right can often outcook the left.

To keep their hair tidy swimmers use gelatin that sticks it in place and the guide says the swimmers' costumes are designed to add to the overall impression of the routine and they must conform to Fina law, which states that they must be in good moral taste – they must also be non-transparent.

But on matters relating to group loyalty, respect for authority and sanctity (treating things as sacred and untouchable, not only in the context of religion), it sometimes seems that liberals lack the moral taste buds, or at least, their moral "cuisine" makes less use of them.

Whatever one's comic and moral tastes, it would be difficult not to admire Ms Robespierre's nerve".Obvious Child" is out in British cinemas on August 29th.

To the Editor: William Saletan's review of "The Righteous Mind" argues that the Republican Party does not effectively dupe working-class voters because moral tastes play an underappreciated role in decision making.

I'm on this train because I'm on my way to the Stratford Festival, still the best thing of its kind in the world, to give a talk on Shakespeare and feasting — what I might call, if I were a proper academic, "The Falstaffian Fress: Moral Tastes and the Embodiment of Appetite in the Early Histories".

To succeed, the strategy of incorporation must show that each of the agent's moral "tastes" or concerns have a normative structure that is compatible with her underlying, self-interested preferences.

"It displays a kind of moral bad taste given the vast economic problems in the country," said Michael M. Thomas, a former Lehman Brothers partner who writes novels about Wall Street.