Sentence examples for perceived as moral from inspiring English sources

So rights are perceived as moral principle.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Four themes are discussed: explicit moral framing; striving to act in the perceived best interests of the patient; learning by the patient to be perceived as morally worthy; and, empathy as a moral quality (see Fig.  1).

Interventions that aim to reduce stigma are likely to be affected adversely by the fact that substance use problems are often perceived as a moral deficit for which a person has corrective control.

Whereas, religious leaders and scholars are perceived as having moral and spiritual influence within their communities the Strategic Partnership will support the capacity of religious leaders, Imams and leaders of other faith-based organisations to facilitate community dialogue and behavior change through the Alshuffa Alsoghar Communication Initiative.

These data are consistent with the notion of a common morality, i.e. there are values that are perceived as being highly moral across social domains.

Women are supposed to be gentle and nurturing, men are driven and authoritative, and deviating from those expectations is perceived as both a moral and personal failure.

Everyone is a fag: there are newfags (newcomers) and oldfags (old-timers) and fagfags (homosexuals) and moralfags (those perceived as taking the moral high ground).

Last year, he was forced to issue a rare public apology after calling the deadly tsunami in northeast Japan "punishment from heaven" for what he perceived as Japan's moral decline.

The middle classes did not start to take holidays in a big way until the late 19th century, at a time when the values that mattered were still industry and discipline, and when leisure and idleness were perceived as sources of moral, spiritual, financial and political danger.

Closing Guantanamo was once perceived as a bipartisan moral imperative.