Sentence examples for moral tensions from inspiring English sources

Thus, the second research question is: what are the social forms or connections through which Filipinos and Indians negotiate moral tensions?

We need to require ethical training for IRBs, and a broad open discussion about the underlying social and moral tensions involved.

Moral tensions were evident, as providing support for health-related behaviour change and maintenance is considered integral to employment in a healthcare role, additional income or benefits for providers were seen as not warranted: It's their job and they're getting paid for it so, no, I don't think they should get any extra for it.

That "perhaps" holds the story in moral tension almost until the end.

Castor and Pollux, typically, examines a situation of extreme psychological and moral tension.

So there are moments of drama on this long and winding road, as well as an insistent moral tension.

By contrast, the psychopath functions well under pressure because he does not feel the moral tension at all.

"Lost Memory of Skin" unfolds suspensefully, deriving an eerie moral tension from the question of just which laws the Kid actually broke.

The grudge match between the demiurge and the wild man lends even the movie's most placid moments an extraordinary gravity and moral tension.

The urge to get the big scoop can be noble but also unscrupulous, and the moral tension between candor and exploitation emerges, especially after World War II, as one of the newspaper picture's great themes.

Enemy Within also draws out the game's narrative themes, emphasising the moral tension engendered by the cybernetic development of your ragtag squad of commandos as they desperately try to stave off fearsome extraterrestrials.