Sentence examples for perceived morals from inspiring English sources

Unlike popular music, metal pulls from real "truths" rather than perceived "morals" or popular "beliefs" on the subject.

It could be underdog status, perceived moral superiority, a downtrodden region, or decades of injustice.

He reminds readers, too, of the perceived "moral danger" of stiletto heels.

Guilt, or the perceived moral cost of violating social norms, also seems to enter the equation.

This is just a story of two people pouring scorn on one another, each from their own perceived moral high ground.

The vitriol he heaped upon the perceived moral failures of the black underclass meshed with his role as television's iconic father figure.

However, they see themselves as modern-day activists, putting right perceived moral wrongs in the corporate world and in some Western governments.

He assailed corruption, misrule and perceived moral laxity within the country's post-apartheid leadership and questioned President Jacob Zuma's leadership qualities before his election last year.

Within many Islamic countries the extra-judicial killing of persons by members of their own families for real or perceived moral infractions has been relatively common.

The same general passivity marked our reaction to the perceived moral atrocities of the Bush era, from the war in Iraq to domestic surveillance to our torture program.

But the message which also underlined that the recipient was in the minority raised payments by 5.1%.The authors reckon their insertions raised the perceived moral cost of failing to pay, which is enough to reform some delinquents.