Sentence examples for morality for a from inspiring English sources

There he would exchange a guilt-ridden Western morality for a new ethic based on the pleasure principle.

Infatuated with the world of money and power, it traded its morality for a nihilistic culture of capitalism and a naive faith in the American business model.

He was still working at Circle Films, still writing raw, razor-sharp books about race, crime and morality for a pittance.

What she meant was that he acted thoughtlessly and dutifully, not as a robotic bureaucrat, but as part of a movement, as someone convinced that he was sacrificing an easy morality for a higher good.

"As part of many organisations, good people will lose their morality or forget their morality for a while," said Kaptein, author of the book Why Do Good People Sometimes Do Bad Things?  "People think: it's not my responsibility to decide what's right, and if the organisation decided it's okay, then I will do it".

At least if an ideal of equality is being constructed to serve in a public conception of justice that establishes basic terms of morality for a modern democratic society, this ideal must eschew controversial claims about human good and human flourishing such as those in which the capability approach must become embroiled.

A publisher and a translator are to go on trial in Istanbul for corrupting public morality – for publishing a book written more than 100 years ago.

Today marks six months since Egyptian novelist Ahmed Naji was sentenced to two years in prison on the charge of "harming public morality" for publishing an excerpt that contained explicit content from his novel Istikhdam al-Hayat (The Use of Life) in the Egyptian magazine Akhbar al-Adab.

Morality, for Watsuji, is a coming back to authentic unity through an initial opposition between the self and other, and then a re-establishing of betweenness between self and other, ideally culminating in a nondualistic connection between the self and others that actually negates any trace of difference or opposition in the emptiness of the home ground.

Leibowitz's moral critique of the actions of the state and the Israeli army, which rose to a new pitch subsequent to the Lebanon War of 1982, gives a clear indication of the significance of morality qua morality for Leibowitz in a manner that is entirely consistent with the view discussed earlier that morality must be subordinated to religion and not vice versa.

As the arbiters of morality for the help, a girl's employers could dismiss her for paying too much attention to her appearance, since there was a slippery slope from wearing makeup to having an out-of-wedlock child (cause for immediate dismissal, of course, without pay and indeed, usually, without anyplace to go).