Sentence examples for morally guided from inspiring English sources
And the Koran says that all morally guided religions come from God.
The rational morality of the Enlightenment, as even Jürgen Habermas, its most eloquent defender, concedes, "is aimed at the insight of individuals, and does not foster any impulse toward solidarity, that is, toward morally guided collective action".
Subjects were shown fifty short statements describing acts that most people judge to be immoral (e.g., "murder" or "robbing a bank"), fifty statements describing acts that most people judge to be morally guided (e.g., "giving to charity" or "helping"), and fifty statements describing acts that most people judge to be morally controversial (e.g., "euthanasia" or "abortion").
Knowledge here does not simply mean knowing things epistemologically, but the knowledge of doing the rights thing morally, guided by Propriety (li; 禮), Righteousness (yi; 義), and Humaneness (Ren; 仁).
It is both belly-crampingly hilarious and bleak, morally guided and totally fantastic, megadorable and weighty all at the same time.
But she's also built a following among women in the Tory Party, who, according to The Guardian, have respect and admiration for her morally guided decisions.
I'm not trying to morally guide you in any way.
His promise of salvation from a morally degenerating world struck a chord with many Chinese, particularly those who felt spiritually bereft as China effectively abandoned Marxism and Maoism as moral guides amid the growing materialism of the 1990's.
It might however be objected that supposing that the "inner" is a morally worthy guide is deeply misguided and builds upon an overly optimistic idea of human nature.
It aims to provide an account of when and why democracy is morally desirable as well as moral principles for guiding the design of democratic institutions.
A carer should be someone who volunteers …They should be sociable, not mean, and able to guide the child morally and provide food and clothes.
