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Meanings of moral compass in English

We have no meanings for "moral compass" in our records yet.
Usage of moral compass in English
1
He had a strong moral compass and let others know his opinion.
Rock and Ice Magazine
2
Admirers say the law is Mandelblit's only agenda and his moral compass.
The Irish Times
3
The demise of religion has led to a loss of moral compass.
The Irish Times
4
We need no holy guide books, only a very human moral compass.
The Guardian
5
The imagination getting hold of the moral compass and setting it aspin.
The Irish Times
6
Can Silicon Valley find its moral compass in a fight over homelessness?
The Guardian
7
I'm a person whose moral compass is not to harbor any grievances.
Ebony
8
Apparently, I am to serve as a moral compass for Lobsang himself.'
The Long War
9
The fresh-faced leader's moral compass was corrupted by a desperation to win.
Radio NZ
10
However, know this WWE is a business, not a moral compass.
The South African
11
Mr Lewis's reaction was understandably to question the moral compass of this journalist.
The Guardian
12
The setting aside of common sense, moral compass, and even self-interest.
Wired
13
It shows what can be done with strong leadership and a moral compass.
News.com.au
14
Above all else, though, as Smith reflects: Mark had a strong moral compass.
Rock and Ice Magazine
15
You might need to check your own moral compass before answering.
The Irish Times
16
We have a moral compass, we just have to do it, he said.
Reuters
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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