Sentence examples for morality at all from inspiring English sources

"Donnie's very entertaining," says Hill, "because there's no impulse control, no morality at all.

Yet that prospect was so alien to my conception of morality that it was tantamount to there being no morality at all.

In fact, the stories are barely about morality at all, and the schematic is used in much the way that Vartanessian might use a mold for a blancmange.

Mr Grayling emphasises that morality enforced by belief in a supernatural policeman is no morality at all; it is the result not of choice or altruism, but of fear.

The other response, from amateur observers on Twitter, didn't address morality at all, but rather the more practical, self-interested questions about what the story might mean for them as fans.

Others will never have accepted any morality at all (psychopaths).

"I believe that some symbol of morality at a different level is important even if the symbol is just a vision of what we would like to achieve.

If I could ignore the lawsuits claiming teens have been "unable to stop" Juuling, the FDA crackdown, and the probes from law enforcement types like the Massachusetts attorney general which is to say if I could just not let morality play into the equation at all—I stood to make a lot of money, I figured.

So Nietzsche says, "every great philosophy so far has been…the personal confession of its author and a kind of involuntary and unconscious memoir"; thus, to really grasp this philosophy, one must ask "at what morality does all this (does he) aim" (BGE 6)?

All the more reason to work out all of these notions of trust and morality at this early stage of the game.

Morality, at the best of times an elusive commodity, is all but absent in Don Giovanni.