Sentence examples for teach morals from inspiring English sources

Indiana law requires the public schools to teach "morals instruction," including honesty, morality, courtesy, obedience to the law and respect for the American flag.

When former Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich of Illinois was awaiting trial on corruption charges in 2010, Mr. Kidder told The New York Times that the governor demonstrated society's failure to teach morals.

Unlike myths, however, fables almost always end with an explicit moral message, and this highlights the characteristic feature of fables namely, that they are instructive tales that teach morals about human social behaviour.

On Wednesday afternoon, Torrington's school superintendent, Cheryl F. Kloczko, broke into tears at a news conference, saying that despite what the district does to teach morals, decency and proper conduct to students, "sometimes it seems that just isn't enough".

Like the Hymns for the Amusement of Children, Smart's The Parables of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ were designed to teach morals.

Six in ten Americans say the most important role of a father is to teach morals and values to his children.

He's trying to teach moral lessons to adults, but in the process, children would be punished".

Brigham Young said drama was the best way to teach moral values -- especially for those people who couldn't read.

His crimes resemble demented pieces of performance art and are designed to teach moral lessons even as they wring the characters' and the audience's nerves.

Although Popov did a few Shakespearean plays and also revived Russian classics, his productions invariably were monumental in scope and shaded to teach moral lessons regarding class struggle from the Soviet viewpoint.

Asserting that public schools have a duty to teach moral rectitude, the Colorado State Board of Education today passed a resolution that encourages schools to display the national motto "In God we trust".