Sentences with phrase «by moral»

Cinematic elevation refers to the common movie - going experience in which the viewer is inspired by the moral goodness seen in a character, feels physical sensations of tingling skin and warmth in the midsection, and has a subsequent increased desire to act in virtuous ways.

How people act is governed not just by their thoughts and wants, but also by moral and social rules.

to acknowledge that by silent acquiescence, by moral insensitivity or ignorance we are partly responsible for that hurt;

Guide others by your moral compass, integrity, and ethics.

Furthermore, because traditional regnant approaches to legal practice seldom lead to the amelioration of systemic injustice experienced by clients and communities, students spurred on by moral outrage to confront injustice through traditional legal approaches will also find themselves disappointed and possibly deflated.

Prostitution is a good example: forbidding prostitution that does not involve violence, coercion, deceit or any other infringement of sexual self - determination, physical integrity or the protection of minors and other defenseless persons is only motivated by the moral judgement of a society.

Role - differentiation is not, however, to be replaced by the trump of the lawyer's morality, but by moral dialogue in which both the lawyer and client treat each other as agents capable of meaningful moral thought and reflection.

Not something that would happen by moral suasion alone, but it would scarcely be equivalent to imposing martial law.

«The common feature which unites the activities most consistently forbidden by the moral codes of civilized peoples is that by their very nature they can not be both habitual and enduring, because they tend to destroy the conditions which make them possible.»

Two weeks later I remain horrified by the moral vacuity demonstrated by the many, many people who think Gleick's behaviour is no big deal.

Any test of «fairness» must look to principles of distributive or retributive justice and must be supported by moral reasoning.

To continue ignoring climate change and effective climate action is definitely an après moi le deluge stance, an expression of callousness and self - absorption unsupportable by moral justification.

As people of faith, our policy positions are informed by the moral obligation to advocate alongside those who must suffer from the impacts of climate change.

By the way: Joe Bast's weird, unapologetic apologetics after the fact could have easily been written by a moral retard like Dana, I think.

Because climate change is a moral problem, issues nations must face in formulating climate policies need to be guided by moral considerations.

Open discussion informed by moral argument and the best of our developing knowledge is the only responsible way to move forward.

Moreover, mitigation policies can not be a matter for science alone; they must also be informed by moral and political considerations.

which by my moral compass, would be everyone, equally.

Or should we continue to rely on the systems that have got to this stage and now start to use them to move towards technological solutions, persuasion over population issues, and voluntary consumer restraint supported by moral pressure rather than taxes and penalties that will just impoverish us all?

From the state - sanctioned zeal of religious reformers and the symbolic statue - breaking that often accompanies political change to attacks on art by individuals stimulated by moral or aesthetic outrage, this study aims to present the rationale of iconoclasm and how it has become a productive and transformational practice for some contemporary artists.

This welcoming attitude is complicated by moral and representational codes, that emerge anyways.

Once enough are joined they'll form a potential answer to the case close, accompanied by a moral choice that asks how you'd like to treat the accused, be it letting them go or perhaps sending them off to a mental hospital.

The truth is your dog doesn't live by a moral compass.

With many folk from traditional publishers using paid - for reviews as yet another stick to beat self - published authors with, in some cases it's hard to pinpoint if publishers are more angered by the moral issues these have thrown up or by the fact that these authors have manipulated the system to propel their books above more «worthy» traditionally published books.

In exploring this question, I shall be forced to examine what is meant by moral understanding and elucidate its non-propositional features.

Anyway, Jeff Bezos, Amazon and all the others have joined the «our readers are idiots» bandwagon being pulled by the moral coalition and the traditional publishers.

One thinks of the painstaking, cloud - dispelling labor of British scientists from Isaac Newton to Joseph Priestley to Charles Darwin to Ernest Rutherford to Alan Turing and Francis Crick, much of it built upon the shoulders of Galileo and Copernicus, only to see it casually slandered by a moral and intellectual weakling from the usurping House of Hanover.

But their dealings were all tainted by moral hazard, a useful phrase she'd learned in college economics.

But like others spokesmen for the Corporate Education Reform Industry, Mr. Villar apparently believes he is not bounded by any moral or ethical duty to tell the truth.

Driven by the moral imperative to make sure all students have to the opportunity to succeed, Ryan Smith wrote an open letter to Governor Jerry Brown that makes a case for continuing to work to reduce the achievement gap.

He gives a glimpse into a future of possibilities too, empowering the reader to take stock of what's around them and be driven by their moral purpose.

We're looking for teachers who are driven by a moral purpose.

These are driven by a moral trait that I loosely refer to as «giving a s #!

Principals behave with integrity underpinned by moral purpose.

Inspired by the moral foundations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the right to education is enshrined in a number of instruments.

«Quoting from an argument advanced by moral philosopher Peter Singer, for instance, [Gates] questions why anyone would donate money to build a new wing for a museum rather than spend it on preventing illnesses that can lead to blindness.

Surrounded by moral turbulence, the two women forge a relationship that changes from abductor and captive to near - trusting friends as they head towards an inevitable transforming conclusion.

Both are bombarded by moral dilemmas regarding their choice in life.

Kinsey tells of how a zoologist became the nation's premier sex expert, seeing an incredible lack of education as intolerable, led by moral zealots who sought to keep the public feeling puritanical about the act.

It's a complex construction and he's careful not to over-explain as he maps out a compelling ordeal that, by the end, becomes some tragic loop powered by moral weakness in the face of an unbelievable, almost incomprehensible offer.

They might be even noble whereas the U.S. president's response hides a callow, callous, inflexible mindset driven by a moral certainty of the right - wing Christian kind.

The second half of the film is dominated by this moral quandary.

That, at least, seems like a reasonable conclusion to draw from The Dark Knight, an explosively provocative Batman installment in which exhilaratingly straightforward action sequences are matched by moral complexity of a sort not usually associated with comic - book movie franchises.

Indeed, such criticisms seem to lose sight of the unsavory flipside — do they really want a popular medium devoid of context, removed from history, and untroubled by moral questions?

Essentially, the play is a wrestling match interrupted periodically by moral debate — or vice versa.

Yet at every twist, it is saved by the moral weight of the tale, the gorgeous, haunted vistas in Eric Maddison's cinematography and the solidly credible, equally haunted acting.

I'm looking for a man open - hearted, enjoying simple things and also what life has to offer every day, someone romantic, down - to - earth, practical, hard - working, loyal, setting great store by moral and family values, possessing intelligence, honesty, good - heartedness, optimism and energy, to which I'm...

The billboards were attacked by moral and religious groups and some were taken down under pressure.

We are not the only species that feels emotions, empathises with others or abides by a moral code.

One final conclusion may come as no surprise — the researchers say their findings show that our day - to - day moral decisions don't fit into the neat categories defined by moral philosophers.