Sentence examples for morally aware from inspiring English sources
As it has become more individualistic, it has also become less morally aware, because social and moral fabrics are inextricably linked.
New research conducted in Canada at the University of Victoria suggests that playing video games can make children more ethically and morally aware.
Fogarty realizes the gravity of his actions, and experiences with the mixture of rejoicing and mortification of having averted a scandal, the profound loneliness of the morally aware but uncourageous.
To be voluble and bright but also an authority figure, to be morally aware but in the end practical, to subject power to the test without undermining it, to question assertively within a conventional frame — that's the job description.
Mr. Westacott, who says he finds celebrity gossip a bore, even provides a handy flowchart to help the morally aware gossiper navigate the protocol of morally acceptable and unacceptable tattling (see chart above).
He is tough-minded, intelligent, skeptical and morally aware, though also unabashedly afflicted with the major human attributes that propel his history: avarice and here and there a touch of lust.
Although Brossard is presented as a morally self-aware figure torn between his bleeding conscience and his brutish survival instinct, the swings from one to the other are absurdly abrupt.
All of this leaves right-of-center policy wonks in a morally complicated spot, perpetually aware (or hopefully perpetually aware) that their ideas are potentially just a fig leaf for a party that doesn't really want to support them, and an excuse for perpetuating an unfair status quo.
By downloading music for free, the average music fan is both morally tainted and more aware of industry economics, and therefore more forgiving of the newcomer with a tour to fund or the fading legend with a pension pot to fill.
In her place was a self-aware and morally responsible child who could reflect on her own behavior and genuinely apologize for her actions a persevering, friendly, and successful child trying to learn as much as she could.
To judge an action to be morally good is to become aware that one has a duty to perform the action, and to become so aware is to gain a desire to perform it.
