Sentence examples for poor moral from inspiring English sources

We allow ourselves to describe children who present disturbed behaviour as "young offenders", then we can say: "They made a poor moral choice".

Why we are supplied these biographical details is unclear given that Stone doesn't embody an interesting Crichtonesque paradox, the highly rational mind that makes poor moral choices.

But really the remedy for poor moral judgement is not a different style of moral judgement, principle-based judgement, but just better moral judgement.

In various circumstances, our judgments may be false (often, about sensory things), just as, more broadly, human beings make poor moral choices, even though God has given them a will that is intrinsically drawn to the good (1 366, 5 159, Princ. I.42).

But then, that picture would always be sullied by their poor moral choices.

Clement criticizes Greek paganism in the Protrepticus on the basis that its deities are both false and poor moral examples, and he attacks the mystery religions for their obscurantism and trivial rituals.

Applicants' race could be counted against them, as could messiness, poor morals, and 'effeminate gestures.' " Lenders would employ rules such as, "prudence in large transactions with all Jews should be used," according to Time.

No Executive Recruiter wants to represent a candidate that is dishonest; no company wants to hire a candidate with poor morals.

In the opening scene Wozzeck shaves the bald head of the captain, the bright-voiced and boisterous tenor Gerhard Siegel, who lectures Wozzeck on the wanton ways and inadequate morals of the poor.

Cameron talked about the "recapitalising of the poor" and "moral markets".

In the 19th century, there were anarchic "land colonies", which brought destitute east Londoners work in rural outposts, in a supposed bid to strengthen the poor's moral fibre.