Sentence examples for alleged good from inspiring English sources

All other uses of punishment, such as rehabilitation (the alleged good of the criminal) or deterrence (alleged good to society) uses the criminal merely as a means (6 331).

But they should have something to say about what makes an alleged good an objective good, one worthy of pursuit (Sumner 1996, Sher 1997).

After a few months of alleged good behavior on my part, the Doctor finally started to let her guard down just a tiny bit.

This alleged good treatment did not prevent 20,000 Athenian slaves from running away at the end of the Peloponnesian War at the incitement of the Spartan garrison at Attica in Decelea.

They also launched a feel-good campaign highlighting alleged good deeds like making lots of loan modifications although, daresay, many homeowners didn't share in these good tidings (and complaints kept flooding regulatory agencies).

MR: With the bigger labels, it's alleged good business sense to just sign new artists because you get them on the cheap, they don't have contracts for years with their royalty rates that have gone up, etc.

Aside from the inevitable differences in lists of goods produced by natural law theorists, there are also more focused debates about the inclusion of particular alleged goods within the natural law theorists' lists.

But in the fifties, with the introduction of Kent and its "Micronite Filter," of Winston, which was alleged to taste good "like a cigarette should," and of the new Marlboro, featuring the clean outdoors and the Marlboro Man in the cowboy hat, the filter brands quickly began taking over.

On the basis of these observations Geach concludes that nothing can be good in the free-standing way that Moore alleges; rather, whatever is good is good relative to a certain kind.

All the stock characters are accounted for — an accused prostitute, a wayward teen-ager, a group of hired thugs, a middle-aged restaurateur and alleged dealer in stolen goods, and a dedicated local police chief who scoured flea markets on the weekends with his wife, hoping to find Marciniak's stolen comics and a clue to break the case open.

He alleged an act "contrary to good sportsmanship" against Hartley, although Recaldini initially got the timing wrong, saying the incident was in the 23rd and not 28th minute.