Sentence examples for moral window from inspiring English sources

Mayer and the Rev. Isaac Taylor Tichenor (Mayer's assistant, who provided a sacred and moral window dressing to this otherwise highly capitalistic venture) traveled to Virginia with the hope of meeting Gen. Ulysses S. Grant personally, or at the very least a representative of the Union who would be amenable to the arrangement.

People get mean, and they toss their morals out the window.

It is not a game that encourages players to throw their morals out the window and murder their fellow man.

If I could be sure to be a woman safe on the British home front, I would live among those who survived both the First and Second World Wars, because that generation had two post-war chances to construct brave new international structures, based on brief windows of moral consensus and political will in the West.

The entire set of moral attributions is out the window.

For Wall Street, which made plenty of its own dumb mistakes, moral hazard went out the window the minute the government realized what a catastrophic error it made when it allowed Lehman Brothers to go bankrupt.

With that, the notion of male moral superiority went out the window.

"You know in fact that if your morals can go out the window if you think you can survive in a certain way, whatever your morals may be".

Ethics and morals are literally out the window, and it appears systemic.

Small moments or decisions – a secretary having cosmetic surgery, a worrying scene glimpsed in a neighbour's window – led to shattering moral dilemmas.

"The question of moral hazard has gone out the window now, and people are just focusing on keeping some sort of stability in the financial system," said Durling.