Sentence examples for morality exposure from inspiring English sources
Nineteenth century theorists such as Pugin (1843) and Ruskin (1849) countered that religiously inspired morality, exposure of "essential" structure, and honest craft favored a revived Gothic style over the dominant neo-classicism.
By and large, the bulk of a school's teaching of morality is simply exposure to and expected observance of a collection of norms and rules.
But the basis of her belief is invariably moral -- a morality refined by constant exposure to literature.
In our study, the risk of strokerelated morality increased with increasing arsenic exposure.
Effort to use extended exposure time was also tried, however, high morality was observed when P. americana was exposed to HCN and rotenone at higher dose, or for longer time (>60 min and >35 min, respectively).
La Chute reveals a preoccupation with Christian symbolism and contains an ironical and witty exposure of the more complacent forms of secular humanist morality.
This may be due, in part, to the daily exposure to the guilt associated with the doctrines of morality to which Immanuel was exposed at the Collegium.
These crazily catchy tunes may require the guardians of public morality to come up with a new parental warning label: Prolonged Exposure May Cause You to Start Singing "Moose on the Loose" in Your Office Cubicle.
