Sentence examples for useful moral from inspiring English sources
4) Bop to the Top: Sharpay and Ryan's motives in the first movie are definitely debatable, but the song they use to thwart Troy and Gabrielle's audition plans actually has a useful moral.
It seems to be a useful moral in these money-fuelled times.
Interchapters of useful moral conversations between the author and his pupils were a feature of the book.
A useful moral for neuroscience today would be to emulate the efforts of the great geneticists in the wake of the rediscovery of Mendel's ideas.
The differences today are not small — they concern the rule of law and torture — but the spirit of Obama's words still provides a useful moral compass for this moment of American self-questioning and anguish.
Such pictures also convey "a useful moral" by showing "the blank horror and reality of war, in opposition to its pageantry," as Gardner wrote in a text accompanying O'Sullivan's picture of fallen Confederate soldiers, their agonized faces clearly visible.
I think we can use moral philosophy to add some substance to the useful outline of moral injury that psychologists have proposed.
It supported, among acceptable if trite theses, the dubious one that poetry is necessarily best when it mingles the useful (particularly moral) with the pleasing.
It is "System 2 Thinking," however--the part of our brain that reasons logically through decisions, with a full appreciation of the many biases that plague our intuitions and instincts, that is most useful in moral decision-making and is appropriate for workplace management.
And is there anything useful (let alone moral) in that line of thought?
The essential quality of storytelling, Benjamin wrote, is lived experience: "Every story contains, openly or covertly, something useful... a moral; some practical advice; a proverb or maxim.
