Sentence examples for morality that has from inspiring English sources

The un-churched may say, "Hey, we have morals," but then we must ask what defines such morality that has no God to explicate the true parameters?

Here, we review recent genetic research in the area of morality that has received the most attention in genetic studies: prosociality — positive emotions, attitudes, and behaviors directed toward others.

The impression of an organisation entirely without any sense of conventional morality that has managed to construct an organisational model embedding its voting members as clients of the organisation they are supposed to serve is complete.

It is Will's failure that he is unable to process the lust he feels for her, and his fear is tied up with a morality that has no place in the wilds of Butcher's Crossing.

One potential explanation of this gap is that there is a "module" for language (morality) that has proprietary information and processing capacities.

From this data, one may conclude that the Thai child with emotional or behavioral problems will most likely enter adulthood with a sense of morality that has not been developed to its full potential.

Perhaps, then, we could have avoided the lapses of law and morality that have marked the era.

In a typically wide-ranging speech, Putin portrayed Russia as a force for peace and morality that had no desire to be a global superpower.

Though Shariʿah (Islamic) law had been reinterpreted to take into account the needs of modern finance, it did not yet tolerate deviations from the personal code of morality that had been laid down 14 centuries earlier.

His clear analysis of objective facts, and how it compelled us to decisions of morality that had to be made by society collectively, made him one of a kind in American civic discourse.

Landrieu's comments were not confined to the immediate controversy but, rather, challenged the flawed morality that had initially led people to memorialize three Confederate leaders — Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis, and P. G. T. Beauregard — and the Battle of Liberty Place, an act of racist mob violence that occurred in 1874.