Sentence examples for a moral view from inspiring English sources

What we're going to look at today is the third piece of this story, of a moral view that says the morality attached to an action is not the result of what the actor is like, it's not the result of what the consequences are like, rather it is about the act itself.

They did not distinguish between moral oughts and prudential or rational ones, holding that there is only the single, moral ought; this is why for them egoism was a moral view, not a challenge to morality from outside the moral realm.

So, if we look at it from the point of view of consequences — in fact, suppose we had a moral view that said consequences aren't just one thing that was morally relevant in thinking about what makes an action right or wrong.

"That sounds like a moral view," I said.

"For 41 years he has given us his insights, wisdom and a moral view of a world in which ethics and straight dealings are often rare commodities".

People often shy away from a moral view of the world, if only because moral certitude reeks of intolerance and bigotry.

Ultimately, Judge Walker ruled, Proposition 8 "enacted a private moral view without advancing a legitimate government interest".

They include a reformed, "safer" banking system and a different moral view about making money.

A new Poor Law enacted in 1834, and reflecting a harsh moral view of poverty, required the poor persons to be admitted to the workhouse so as to receive relief only in kind, with occasional exceptions, but this again was by no means uniformly enforced, though it added greatly to the unpopularity of the Poor Laws.

For Cherkaoui, the Tezuka cartoons have a profoundly moral view.

That's a possible moral view, but I find it rather implausible.