Sentence examples for a point of ethics from inspiring English sources

Leaving aside Zuckerberg's strange, perhaps revealing, choice to refer to a point of ethics as one of aesthetics, and his technocratic reduction of the world to a unified system whose functionality can be optimized like a search engine or a piece of software, it's a tough time to make the case that the kind of "connecting" and "sharing" that Facebook has pioneered has done us unmitigated good.

I know there's a certain point of ethics and they're not right….

Maybe the old Miami players felt that way, too, but those Hurricanes never made a point of publicizing their work ethic.

Proponents of this approach to empirical ethics have argued that the study of people's actual moral beliefs, behaviour and reasoning should be the starting point of ethics.

The symbolism and ethics of burying the dead have long been a point of tension among the living.

There is also a wider point of journalistic ethics at the heart of this that should not be ignored.

They point to a section of ethics and accountability guidelines that set out how government is expected to operate.

For Gert, then, the point of "doing ethics" is not to come up with some nifty new theory of morality, but rather to provide a faithful descriptive and interpretive rendering of the moral rules, ideals, and decision procedures that we all share.

In the 1950s and 1960s through the battles for Civil Rights and Black Liberation, Black people were seen by many to embody the historic high point of American ethics and the struggle for justice.

Detractors, pointing to a series of ethics investigations involving Mr. D'Amato, say his name is unsuitable for a courthouse.

"At the same time, we see, not only in Europe, a high amount of corruption points to a lack of ethics on the part of politicians".