It means that, in a moral sense, all of our fates are bound together.
In a moral sense, it is unfair on those competitors who do not wish to use drugs.
Inspired by 19th-century anarchist intellectuals and events, they describe men of almost autistic lack of empathy and contorted moral sense.
Psychologists in this area explore our moral sense, looking at how it is instantiated in the brain, how it develops in children, and how it evolved.
Not better in any moral sense (many of them were brutes and cowards, congenitally unable to exercise compassion, logic or fidelity), but more dramatic players in a bigger, more powerful story.
Much opposition to the ivory trade is grounded in a moral sense that it is wrong to trade in elephants even though doing so is the best means of preserving the species.
As rich countries become more health-conscious, it makes both business sense and moral sense for the tobacco industry to defend its activities on the grounds of some such liberal balancing of freedom and restraint.
But Sherron Watkins was a different story: In the moral sense, an unimpeachable witness, Watkins took the stand in March, claiming that she'd warned Lay and other top execs of impending problems at the firm.
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David Sloan Wilson, of Binghamton University, in New York state, agrees with that point, but reckons the actual moral sense an individual acquires is not arbitrary, as a language is, but is functionally adapted to circumstances.
Although he maintains his innocence, Odeh has admitted to the FBI that he felt a moral sense of responsibility for the Kenya bombing because he belonged to al Qaeda, the Islamic militant organization run by bin Laden.
Money usually wins, leaving the reader with a comfortable sense of moral rectitude, and an uncomfortable sense that he might be a lot richer if he had been a little more ruthless.
Suppose your 1976 sense of moral certitude overrode your natural instinct to want children.
That'll cause confusion for a president whose sense of moral clarity doesn't always appreciate ambiguity.
Instead of overwhelming fear or paralyzing self-doubt, the attacks were met with defiance, unity and a sense of moral purpose.
Quite apart from a sense of moral and religious affinity for the Jewish people's struggle to survive in their ancient homeland, most of us recognize that it is in the United States' strategic interest to stand with Israel.
In the spirit that moved rescue workers and firefighters to charge into darkness and danger that September morning, we see the same sense of moral responsibility that drove countless Americans to give of themselves in the months that followed.
Any trade advantages a nation might temporarily receive from the devaluation drug are overwhelmed by the repercussions -- domestic inflation, higher interest rates and the social and political consequences that erupt when a societys sense of moral order is disrupted.
Indeed, he thought the end result would be higher moral standards and more common sense in Congress.
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Introspection and imagination might have been foreign to him, but he had his own moral code and a strong sense of purpose.
If we are a nation of promise breakers who borrows with no sense of the moral imperative to repay, our IOUs become worthless.
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Family life, as Hoggart understood, thus provides a basis for a form of social responsibility that extends beyond contractual rights and obligations to a sense of shared moral and affective commitments.
People are willing to obey morals that make sense to them - the "moral relativism" deplored by some traditionalist Christians - and are also proving willing to compose a sense of the religion itself that makes sense to them.
On the one hand, he epitomized the dogged militancy which has given that tradition its distinctive sense of righteousness and moral passion.
These are concepts of great practical significance, even if they sound abstract and platitudinous, because they underlie one's sense of right and moral self-confidence.
Her character leapt off the page: impetuous, pugnacious, fiercely intelligent and irreverent, with an indomitable sense of humour, moral passion and integrity that would never desert her throughout the ordeal that awaited her.
Nine out of 10 cited high moral character, pleasant personality, a sense of humor and intelligence.
We need to believe that people have a sense of duty born of moral and ethical principle rather than the law.
What we do get is a very challenged soldier who has participated in something that goes against not only his or her own moral code, but against our own sense of justice in this country.
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