Sentence examples for a discussion of morality from inspiring English sources

Actors portraying George W. Bush and John Kerry enter into a discussion of morality, which is "fitfully funny," but misses a deeper political commentary, Andy Webster writes.

"I would welcome, quite frankly, a discussion of morality in this country," he said, a pivot that sounded almost comical in light of what he had just said to Keilar.  .

If that is the case then not only should we dispense with the whole criminal justice system, but also all discussion of morality.

(The Persuasion Problem) 3) Even if we did agree to grant "well-being" primacy in any discussion of morality, it is difficult or impossible to define it with rigor.

Then Roth said, "Why don't you get a bunch of novelists to write about this?" Why cede a national discussion of morality, of men and women, to "Hardball" and "The Beltway Boys"?

The argument over universal lipid screening in children is by its nature also a discussion of the ethics of screening tests, the limits of scientific evidence and even the theoretical morality of treating lifestyle issues with pills.

During this time he developed his most sustained discussion of morality and the philosophy of law as a study of the Swedish legal philosopher Axel Hägerström [Cassirer 1939] (see [Krois 1987, chap. 4]).

While it is true that Locke's discussion of morality in the Essay is not as well-developed as many of his other views, there is reason to think that morality was the driving concern of this great work.

He continued by arguing that it is the poem's discussion of morality and death that is the source of its "enduring popularity".

In a discussion of the impeachment that ensued, Mr. Clinton was asked if the outcome was a sort of "referendum on the nature, morality or character" of America.

A discussion of evolution.