Sentence examples for some sort of morality from inspiring English sources

"I like the fact of trying to apply some sort of morality to a world which would be bereft without it.

It is tempting to view Giles's success on Thursday as some sort of morality tale: around the wicket good; over the wicket bad.

The desire for austerity and to reduce government debt, he argued, came about when people treated the economy like "some sort of morality play" in which they believed that if "there is a depression it must be because someone is doing something wrong, and trying to bail them out with government deficits must somehow just make things worse".

Although President Obama lifted the ban on ­government-subsidized stem cell research, Bush's policy continues to do damage by leaving the impression that stem cells are controversial and require some sort of compromise between science and morality.

It is generally agreed that some sort of close connection obtains between morality and impartiality.

"We tried to put the moral purpose of the Labour party into practice, the only sort of morality worth very much," he said.

And how does it play into that sort of morality question that you raised earlier?

The style was that of mummery and conjuring, consciously put on by grown-ups as a sort of morality play.

If it hasn't been immediately clear, Cuarón's film becomes a sort of morality play, perhaps even a fairy story.

In a business such as the fight game that sort of morality does not survive persistent scrutiny but Joshua is determined to be different.

In "The Story of O. J.," Jay gives us his sort of morality tale, using the example of O. J. Simpson, who famously said that his success had made him raceless.