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Adjective(1) lacking a moral sense; unconcerned with the rightness or wrongness of something.(2) without moral standards or principles

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(1) She seems to be drawn to these amoral roles; indeed, it's hard to imagine her playing someone warm or empathic.(2) Ray is the sort of amoral lech we could never believe we'd ever fall for, right up until we're walking through the bedroom doors.(3) Bored, amoral and approaching middle age he has given up on life.(4) An amoral society may have its advantages, but a fertile field for literary greatness is not one of them.(5) It's taken a very amoral stand, in that essential issues are often portrayed as simply one side says this and the other side says that.(6) Who will follow their conscience when it conflicts with the demands of an amoral authority?(7) I wonder if, in our efforts to make our society so moral, we have, in a way, become more amoral .(8) They are amoral whereas we have a choice to be moral or immoral.(9) But I find it hard to get indignant about an amoral , egomaniacal novelist refusing to save the lives of two brutal killers.(10) She has been exposed as an amoral , unfeeling, self-serving, despicably conscience-less human being.(11) Widespread as it may be, it is nevertheless a way of thinking that is profoundly amoral , unethical and indeed barbaric.(12) It's a gritty, violent, amoral action thriller with plenty of twists and some surprisingly funny moments.(13) It makes for delightfully entertaining reading, in a sort of surreal and amoral sort of way.(14) The television can woo the young with superficial lifestyles, the internet can unload any kind of amoral slurry into their heads.(15) Labour weren't elected because they exemplified these contemporary moral - or amoral - values.(16) Maybe the trouble is that I went to one of those amoral left-wing universities on the east coast.