Critics of the trolley problem say it is too unrealistic to reveal anything important about real-life morality.
The ongoing real-life morality play he mounted — in which civil-rights heroes contended with white-resistance villains like Bull Connor, Jim Clark, and George Wallace — profoundly affected events in Washington.
Ms. Sobczak, 18, an orphan with a horrific childhood, stands as yet another pillar of this real-life morality play: The two were inmates at the same reform school in 2000, when one of Poland's most respected documentary filmmakers, Robert Glinski, cast them as friends in this feature film.
He has turned his life into a real-life morality play, and maybe it would be better for his young fans if his story ended badly — if, having shown no real atonement, he was forced to pay a steeper price: never breaking [Jack ] Nicklauss record.
Hotel Deluxe explores the rise of these grand palaces of relaxation and servility where real life, and occasionally morality, are suspended.
Especially, present morality is declining so fast in real life that people are afraid to take social moral responsibility (e.g. helping the elderly when they fall down).
In real life there seems to be an underlying code of morality and decency he strives to obey — sometimes to contradictory and comic effect — and he acknowledges he is drawn to similar roles in his work.
Professor Williams ingeniously showed how hard it is for any such insular conception of morality to survive contact with the messiness of real life.
In those South London morality tales I tried to catch the word as it was spoken in real life and place it on the page.
Instead of a morality tale about excess and its certain fatal consequences, things look a lot more like real life.
