Sentence examples for usual morality from inspiring English sources
Nominally, the show seems to want to explore how people will go beyond their usual morality in the name of religion, which feels like a pretty timely question.
And like Beauchamp and Childress, Gert does not found the tenets of common morality upon any of the usual moral theories, about which he tends to be fairly dismissive.
They forget the usual rules of morality and law.
(See A Framework for Common Sense Morality).
When the Taliban seized control in 1996, cassettes were prohibited, enforced by the usual beatings by the "morality" police.
Writing for The A.V. Club, Zack Handlen rated the episode a B, finding that its depiction of the character of James Dickerson added "some shades of gray" to the series' usual "black and white morality".
On Television Without Pity's forum on the "Ambiguity of Spike," the postings range from the usual fan comments to analyses of redemption, morality and Greek mythology.
Or was it business as usual, in an environment where money always trumps morality?
The usual suspects are lined up and familiar prescriptions offered, as if a morality tale were being recounted.
He was playing his usual role as the most reasonable man in the room, twinning an appeal to reason with some basic morality.
