Sentence examples for morality instead of from inspiring English sources

The Japanese psychological horror film "Audition" has been responsible for throngs of shaken filmgoers staggering out of theaters for the last year or so; it's "Fatal Attraction" with a sense of morality instead of a need to pander -- specifically, the movie's theme is the objectification of women in Japanese society and the mirror-image horror of retribution it could create.

This is because Baron understands the moral motive in a Kantian way rather than strictly as Kant understood it, as a commitment to morality instead of something we must hold before our minds each time we act.

Could these two ostensibly distinct facets of morality instead reflect a single underlying dimension?

It's almost as if those who were killed have become mere stage props in some morality play instead of real human beings who suffered a terrifying and undeserved death.

As an example of their proximity morality one could say they want to bake their own moral cakes instead of being served ethical cookies [ 15].

As Veton Surroi, the sardonic publisher of Kosovo's best daily, Koha Ditore, puts it, "Morality was your investment here, so you expect morality as your payback". But instead of moral payback, there is just revenge killing.

First published in 1866, Alice was the first book to deliver fun instead of morality.

As Andrew O'Malley points out in his analysis of 18th-century children's books, "middle-class writers wanted children to associate happiness with morality and social utility instead" of "the trappings of wealth and status".

In addition, we did not have data on patients after discharge from the hospital and therefore we were limited to evaluating in-hospital morality as our outcome instead of overall mortality.

That dean tried to have the college participate in the nation's new, civil-rights-era, Scientific Age morality, which honors equality of economic opportunity, instead of continuing the old Religious/Aristocratic morality, which honors aristocracy.

Instead of a morality tale about excess and its certain fatal consequences, things look a lot more like real life.