Sentence examples for visible moral from inspiring English sources

A teenager with barely a friend and no visible moral guardian, Ree is so resourceful as to be an enigma: what forces have shaped this hardy soul?

Clearly, when you pull stunts like this, all show and tell for TV cameras and other media, you are shameless and absent any visible moral center.

The WEIRDing process has been particularly visible in moral philosophy.

My one time ministry friend is not the first White friend to make a racist remark to my face, and believe they were paying me a compliment, nor is she the first White friend to behave in a racially insensitive manner towards me but show no visible signs of moral dilemma in doing so.

Seneca's hypocrisy is an extreme and therefore visible case of a moral problem of which we should all be more conscious.

The occupation of Palestinian territory, of which the settlement policy is only the most visible manifestation, has sapped the moral strength of Israel, while doing grievous harm to hundreds of thousands of Palestinians with its home demolitions, checkpoints, assassinations, expulsions and economic strangulation.

He writes, "The motivating idea [for the anticaste principle] is that without good reason, social and legal structures should not turn differences that are both highly visible and irrelevant from the moral point of view into systematic social disadvantages.

There must be social processes at work that, as Sunstein puts its, "turn differences that are both highly visible and irrelevant from the moral point of view into systematic social disadvantages" (1994: 2429).

Here is a paradigm of the moral decay so visible among contemporary Washington defense "intellectuals".

When the class finally insisted on a male model -- clothed, but at least in possession of visible limbs -- an Islamic morals policeman showed up.

"As the lives of the populace become more visible, our work-a-day morals and expectations need to change and shift," he wrote.