Sentence examples for rooted in morality from inspiring English sources

I know, I know, I know, that's silly, that's trite, that's naive....that's impossible...Such thoughts and ideas, based on the realities of American foreign and military policy failures and rooted in morality and principle, aren't allowed in Presidential Debates or in Republican or Democratic party platforms.

His rejection of the "duty to save", which he called "nine-tenths of morality", was intellectual iconoclasm rooted in moral iconoclasm.

It is also at variance with a common discourse rooted in Christian-influenced morality which emphasises procreative sex and places sex in marriage and other committed relationships [ 11].

My argument is rooted not in morality, but in economics.

The question raised by Oaks' comments is, does the private morality rooted the nation's religious devotion trump the public morality rooted in the Constitution?

A realistic morality, rooted in friendship and freedom.

And, as with his English predecessors — not just Ashton but Jane Austen and George Eliot — his imagination is rooted in a firm secular morality.

One can only wish that a similarly spirited discussion, one rooted in the concept of morality, might have gotten beyond religious and ethical circles and brought some gravitas to all the attention to the red carpet and Oscar pools.

What it does is no more than to apply its domestic policy, rooted in its conceptions of morality and order, to property which, for such a purpose, may fairly be deemed to have passed out of commerce and to be commingled in an absorbing mass.

The traditional meanings of female sexual morality in Aboriginal cultures may shape the way these specific stigma items, most which reflect a Western definition of feminine morality rooted in Christianity, are felt.

Neuroscientists like Antonio Damasio have shown that the human morality is rooted in specific parts of the brain that are adapted for moral emotions and moral judgments.