Sentence examples for peculiar ethics from inspiring English sources
It also sheds light on the tactics of each of the three, and on the peculiar ethics of hardball campaigning.
In his previous novel, the beautiful "Office of Innocence," he explored at some length the peculiar aesthetics, ethics and dramatic properties of the confessional, from the point of view of a young priest learning his profession -- or, as the book makes it appear, his art.
In Dao's case the story of police abusing their power transmogrifies into a tabloid about a doctor with dubious ethics and peculiar sexual proclivities.
That's the only cogent conclusion to draw from Rinne Groff's peculiar and unfocused comedy about the competitive ethics of the 1980's.
Mr. Cohen, the economist, says a peculiar blend of French culture and Protestant ethic enabled him to make painful decisions.
Once they are distinguished from related but distinct concepts peculiar to modern philosophy, various objections to virtue ethics can be better assessed.
Academic business ethics displays its CSR heritage in the peculiar constellation of concerns that pervade its literature.
Today it serves as a peculiar reminder of that political compromise and of a preoccupation with values and ethics (Linné, 2001).
The peculiar history and milieu of modern bioethics in the USA has provided the momentum for spreading and developing the clinical ethics consultation model.
