Sentence examples for some morality from inspiring English sources

Charles S. Dutton, as the admiral at his side, still has some morality left.

"It's all a matter of people caring and having some morality about what they do," he said.

In a speech in Brussels in July, Juncker promised to "try to put some morality, some ethics, into the European tax landscape".

It's almost as if those who were killed have become mere stage props in some morality play instead of real human beings who suffered a terrifying and undeserved death.

As if in some morality play, the 70's villain got his comeuppance -- and most of the world applauded -- when Ali outboxed him in one of the great upsets in sports history.

The problem with watching entire episodes of "Hollyoaks" was that the straight shenanigans were of no interest to me compared with those of these cute boys, who, because of some morality code, were never shirtless at the same time in either of their narrow beds.

As he views things from the perspective of life, Nietzsche further denies that there is a universal morality applicable indiscriminately to all human beings, and instead designates a series of moralities in an order of rank that ascends from the plebeian to the noble: some moralities are more suitable for subordinate roles; some are more appropriate for dominating and leading social roles.

Some are love stories, some are morality plays and some are actually about the battles.

Some bring morality into the argument.

Capitalism is not the villain of some simple morality tale.

Politicians good and bad have been destroyed in this search for some perfect morality.