Sentence examples for parallel moral from inspiring English sources
An editorial on parallel moral processing, at The New Scientist.
Planet Football can often appear to inhabit a parallel moral universe – all the more so in the perpetually angry, always-on, Twitter-fuelled, phone-in frenzied, blindly partisan digital age.
The legacy of missionary involvement beginning in the early 1800s imparted patriarchal moral understandings of sexual behaviour, emphasising women's chastity and marital fidelity [ 38] but with no parallel moral prescriptions placed on men.
Here there is a parallel with moral conscientiousness, where a morally conscientious person is someone who tries her best to do what is right.
However the mathematical case does not fully parallel the moral one.
Meanwhile, paralleling this moral decay, Simon's oldest friend and patron, Giles Holloway, is literally rotting away, leg first.
It was as though, for her, but not for me, who drove by unseeing, unknowing, unthinking, existing almost in a separate age, an exact moral parallel of the Dickens world still existed.
See also Smith 1994, chapter 3. Smith there develops an intriguing parallel between the moral judgements of the amoralist and the colour judgements of the congenitally blind.
Do you see any parallels with the moral dilemmas facing contemporary Israelis?
The overall plan at the moment appears to be to parallel Alicia's moral-familial quandary — her affair with Will, after two seasons of faithfulness to Peter — with a similar erosion of her spotless record at the office and in the courtroom.
