Sentence examples for through moral from inspiring English sources

Our responsibility must be exemplified through moral decisions: "Morality is always the striving after the most perfect meaning and its best exemplification" (Mally 1935: 77).

Children don't learn about morality from simply reading the Ten Commandments or being guided through moral dilemmas by classroom teachers.

In general, society satisfactorily fulfills this duty of imparting moral knowledge to its members through moral education of various forms, including, as in African societies, telling morally-freighted proverbs and folktales to its younger members.

Or should it aim rather to enhance students' ability to think through moral issues for themselves?

Boomers have been accused of creating cultural chaos through moral relativism.

Liberty was a good thing, but the Founders sought "well-ordered liberty" through "moral cultivation" of citizens.

In satire, absurdity achieves its rationality through moral perspective — or it remains simply incoherent or malign absurdity.

Through moral fable and direct address to the reader, he undertakes a reinterpretation of human experience based not on received doctrine but rather on perceived reality.

But the small studies that have been done suggest that discussions that get students working through moral quandaries and community service activities have measurable results.

These heroes win through moral rather than physical strength, because they possess the standard folk-tale qualities of intelligence, courage, kindness and luck.

Not coincidentally, the core of this idea — the interchangeability of perspectives — keeps reappearing in history's best-thought-through moral philosophies, including the Golden Rule (itself discovered many times); Spinoza's Viewpoint of Eternity; the Social Contract of Hobbes, Rousseau and Locke; Kant's Categorical Imperative; and Rawls's Veil of Ignorance.