Sentence examples for Good pursued from inspiring English sources

Education is justified as a private good pursued for personal gain, not a public good intertwined with the public welfare.

While liberty should not be the only good pursued by society, and while it should not always trump other values, ethical pluralism lends it a special importance: for people must be free in order to allow for the recognition and pursuit of all genuine human values.

If you hear something, even something that sounds good, pursue it through other sources.

Lastly, I worked at the style lounge booths being a representative for Majestic Home Goods pursuing celebrities to take one of the most adored furniture pillows for either their homes or their pets.

Another site looked so good they pursued it for months until discovering there was no place to dispose of silt dredged out of the channel.

Green contends that this good is pursued because it affirms man to himself as a rational, self-satisfiable human being (PE 279).

It follows that the items on the first list are neither good nor bad in themselves (281d), and that the principal good to pursue is wisdom.

That sounds rather like Berlin's idea of "positive liberty"—roughly, the right to pursue good things as well as to live without interference.

The surprise — shock, actually — came a few months later, when Dr. Shi, a naturalized American citizen and 18-year resident of the United States, announced that he was leaving for good to pursue science in China.

"I don't think a prosecutor would bring it," said John C. Grabow, the author of "Congressional Investigations," "and I don't think a Congressional committee would in good faith pursue it".

It has been reported that Good is pursuing an IPO.