Sentence examples for morality could have from inspiring English sources

He doesn't ask how morality could have accommodated the Holocaust.

Many features of human morality could have grown out of simple reciprocal practices such as the mutual removal of parasites from awkward places.

And what better example of secular morality could you have possibility come up with than a wholesome Midwestern serial killer?

And we ought to worry instead about the morality of those who could have eliminated the disease but chose not to.

John Stokes, one of the leading experts of his day on sexually transmitted diseases... assumed that syphilis would soon vanish, and that we ought to worry about the morality of those who could have got the disease but now wouldn't.

No new morality and ideology, which could have been a foundation for building a competitive new Russia, has emerged.

What could have been a morality tale told through rigid contrasts proposes instead a series of diffuse challenges to its young black hero, not all of them from outside his religion.

"He seemed genuinely surprised that someone could have questioned the morality of stem cell research, one of the great moral issues of our time," Ms. Hughes told reporters after the president's rally in Waterloo.

But you wouldn't know that from the stirring sermon delivered by the vicar's daughter, a homily on morality, social justice and fairness that could have come from Labour (bar the anti-immigration riffs).

Bringing morality into the courts in this way could have far-reaching implications for how America administers and regards justice.

Some claim that it is unlikely that evolution could have produced humans' sense of morality, the altruism of heroes and saints.