Sentence examples for moral traits from inspiring English sources

It will occasionally undervalue essential moral traits, like loyalty.

Women identified with moral traits more strongly than did men.

All these characters feel a bit cartoonish, their moral traits disconnected from their not-quite-believable circumstances.

Nakatani, H. et al. Perceived moral traits of others differentiate the neural activation that underlies inequity-aversion.

It was Nozick who suggested a "taxonomy of character," by which he meant, as Seligman put it, a list of "those abiding moral traits that everyone values".

What underlies these moral traits is the ability to put something else ahead of your own immediate desires and interests — to exercise self-control.

For older teens and young adults, there is Lee Fiora, who contends bravely with boarding school in Curtis Sittenfeld's Prep; and Little Women's Beth March, whose shyness tends more towards being a moral trait that defines an entire life.

"It is important to measure Honesty-Humility, Machiavellianism, and other moral character traits because it allows us to understand and predict who is likely to behave ethically," Taya Cohen, an assistant professor of organizational behavior and theory at Carnegie Mellon, said in an email to The Huffington Post.

An individual necessarily identifies with a protagonist's (or villain's) morals, admiral traits, and likely acts in such a way that exemplifies those traits.

Frank notes that "the moral-psychological traits of his character incorporate this antinomy between instinctive kindness, sympathy, and pity on the one hand and, on the other, a proud and idealistic egoism that has become perverted into a contemptuous disdain for the submissive herd".

What she did have was a clear character and a logical moral line: rare traits in modern politics.