Sentence examples similar to stated moral compass from inspiring English sources
It relies completely on a shared moral compass.
I am also an unabashed secularist who does not believe that fundamentalist religious ideology should trample on my rights or anybody else's; trump scientific truths; or steer the ship of state with a moral compass magnetized off-course by homophobic hate and schemes of empire.
But the head of state is viewed as a moral compass for the nation, making the holder of the office particularly vulnerable to accusations of impropriety.
Characterizing Colonel Qaddafi as a menacing "creature" lacking a moral compass, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Thursday that the international community had little choice but to act.
Calling him "intelligent, at times even brilliant," Judge William C. Meehan of State Superior Court said Mr. Provenzano lacked a moral compass when he was the owner of Advice Inc., a Fort Lee printing company.
Suffice to say, it messes with your moral compass.
Yet, as the physical distance between warring states grows, so does the temptation to loosen our moral compass.
As a Christian, I believe that God calls us to maintain our moral compass at all times regardless of our energy level or emotional state.
