Sentence examples for morality better from inspiring English sources

It's a way that helps me understand morality better.

We want our political leaders to be beacons of morality; better men than we.

By Samantha Henig May 16, 2011 We want our political leaders to be beacons of morality; better men than we.

He exists outside bourgeois comfort and conventional morality, the better to laugh at both.

These awards reflect a perfect looking-glass morality: the better you are at manipulating public opinion, the more likely you are to win.

HE Baber: The persistence of religious belief is readily explicable – even if we recognise that science in principle offers a complete explanation of natural phenomena Lesley Chamberlain: As Russian history shows, social cohesion and individual morality are better derived from an acceptance of reason than from any other source Ophelia Benson: To talk of replacing religion is laughable.

All she knew was that on the face of it, men's morality seemed better than women's morality and was therefore a superior candidate for the title "true human morality".

They tend to be thinly cloistered morality lessons, better suited for young readers.

Perhaps they don't produce prosperity, heightened morality, happiness, a better world, or a more stable state.

"I think the BSD-style licenses are both more effective at creating more value in the world, and a better morality," he said.

Baudelaire once wrote that "literature and the arts pursue an aim independent of morality" and, for better or worse, this has clearly become France's official artistic credo.