Sentence examples for morality with from inspiring English sources

Starkey entered the wider public consciousness in 1992 on the BBC Radio 4 debate programme The Moral Maze, where he debated morality with his fellow panellists Rabbi Julia Neuberger, Dr Roger Scruton and the journalist Janet Daley.

The religious right has had great success in casting issues of sexuality and health as "moral issues," a conscious conflation of morality with religion.

Doris has to find a way to take part in this great moral struggle despite an upbringing that equates morality with passivity.

Thus meditation's moral underpinning was one that positioned a contemplative to determine morality with the ongoing application of reason relevant to time and circumstances.

Green and Bradley both associated morality with self-realisation, which unlike pleasure, was the object of moral action.

Crowley enjoyed being outrageous and flouting conventional morality, with John Symonds noting that he "was in revolt against the moral and religious values of his time".

Wilson ends his chapter on morality with some ideas as to how evolutionary theory can inform our moral understanding.

It is definitely not the time to discuss morality, with or without Mr. Russell.

Unlike most American film-makers, Sturges never confused morality with moralising.

More a tribe than a party, its members equate morality with loyalty rather than with principled dissent.

Research that attempts to link human morality with biological evolution (of yeast, in this case) has always had broad appeal.