Sentence examples for moral threads from inspiring English sources

To let these remarks stand would only foster the kind of myopic passion that becomes so closed-minded that it loses sight of the larger central moral threads that hold the fabric of society together... and that will do any cause far more harm than good.

Futile attempts to reconcile our actions in wars which proved to have little if nothing to do with defending our homeland or that of others fuel further doubts about whatever threads of moral authority we thought we once possessed or knew how to act on.

It seems like America's moral fabric features new threads of humility and sportsmanship.

The unifying thread is the moral and economic stranglehold of capitalism, as seen through the prism of the black American experience.

Entering into the world of late-1960s Minnesota, we see that enchantment become configured into a Jewish community whose members have almost completely lost the thread of what is moral and what is not.

All the threads ultimately converge on the "Moral Calculus," which consists of a set of numbered propositions.

The author of that Secret follows up in the thread to say that he "let moral obligations from my LPs get in the way" and he should have invested personal money into a startup.

When I read the Stanford discussion thread, I saw young people with deep moral yearnings.

How does that one thread tie together the wide range of moral values that Confucius celebrates in "The Analects"?

The theme of opposition to the war that pervades the show is unified by the plot thread that progresses through the book – Claude's moral dilemma over whether to burn his draft card.

So often today, you feel swamped with the little issue, but where's the 'guiding-thread' to get to the core of the big moral issue?