Sentence examples for set of morals from inspiring English sources

He works on a different set of morals.

"But I loved it that Thackeray had given her her own set of morals.

"Lester lives according to a twisted set of morals, specifically tailored for survival in Hollywood".

The mayor of Paris, Bertrand Delanoë, expressed misgivings about an "official" set of morals being taught in the schools.

Just as there's a set of principles guarding business life, there is a distinct set of morals guarding an artist's life".

She learned that each harbored a desire for public service (he was also a volunteer firefighter and had already spent six years in the Navy Reserves) and shared a similar set of morals and family values.

Shaftesbury did not provide a set of moral principles of maxims that constitute morality (although he approved of those put forward in Henry More's Enchiridion Ethicum; see Rivers 130).

Given the designed function of Gert's list, it is natural that most of his morally relevant features make reference to the set of moral rules he defends.

If we can learn, morally, however, then we probably can and should revise the set of moral considerations that we recognize.

For it might be thought that to be morally good is to act in accordance with the true set of moral norms that applies to one, but one might think that a set of moral norms can apply to one only if it is possible that one fail to perform an action that that set of norms requires (Alston 1990, pp. 310 315).

The entire set of moral attributions is out the window.