sense of right and wrong

1. An early sense of right and wrong
   自幼便形成了是非观
2. You have a sense of justice and a clear sense of right and wrong.
   正义，是非观明确。
3. But just as syntax is nothing until words are built upon it, so too is a sense of right and wrong useless until someone teaches you how to apply it.
   但是正如在上面有单词构成之前，语法毫无用途一样，对正确和错误的感觉毫无用途，除非当有人告诉你如何来应用它。
4. It's actually almost a poetic sense of right and wrong.
   几乎是理想化的对与错的世界。
5. It's important for children to have an inbred sense of right and wrong.
   儿童具有确定不移的是非观是十分重要的。
6. He has an exaggerated sense of right and wrong.
   他对对与错的理解太过激了。
7. Surely one must have some sense of right and wrong.
   一个人当然必须有一点是非观念。
8. Her sense of right and wrong was confused by a passion to which she had so madly surrendered herself.
   她的是非感被她疯狂地陷入的那股热情搞乱了。
9. He has a perfect sense of right and wrong.
   他有是非观念。
10. Women have a wonderful sense of right and wrong, but little sense of right and left.
    女人对于对错非常清楚，而对左右却没有方向感。
11. Her work is guided by an intensely felt sense of right and wrong.
    她做事时有强烈的是非感。
12. Children must develop a sense of right and wrong.
    孩子们必须发展判断是非的能力。
13. In the human social activities, seeking equity and equality in distribution or exchange to keep the sense of equilibrium is a social standard of individual behavior and is also a moral principle of judging between right and wrong.
    在人的社会活动中，寻求分配或交换的公平与公正、保持心理上的公平感，是人们行为的一个社会准则，也是人们判断行为是非的一个伦理标准。
14. Abstract. In a broad sense, justice means a kind of moral knowledge and value appraise to the right and wrong, good and evil in the domain of politics, economy, law and morals.
    公正（Justice，也称正义）广义上指对政治、经济、法律、道德等领域中的是非、善恶的一种道德认识和价值评价。

noun

1. motivation deriving logically from ethical or moral principles that govern a person's thoughts and actions

   Synonym:    consciencescruplesmoral sense