Sentence examples for an ethical dimension from inspiring English sources

In this way, work acquired an ethical dimension.

The story, he says, lacks an ethical dimension.

There was an ethical dimension to etiquette as well.

Faith lacks an ethical dimension; for Eva it has withered to nostalgia.

Further, habits of mind have an ethical dimension that we don't often think about.

And how can there be an ethical dimension to such choices?

This gives the fold an explicitly ethical dimension, but also a political one, for as Deleuze remarks the emergence of new kinds of struggle inevitably also involves the production of new kinds of subjectivity, new kinds of fold.

Other experts agree that there will be an important ethical dimension to the development of automated driving technology.

I recall being in the Chamber when that vote was taken and I assumed, perhaps rather naively, that when the Commission reconsidered the whole issue of genetic patenting it would come back with a new proposal which would contain a proper ethical dimension.

Often, impure public goods have a charitable or ethical dimension, giving ethically motivated consumers a convenient option to contribute to public goods through the marketplace (in addition to direct donations).

Four first steps are proposed: a) A more formal software engineering approach to systems design, b) enhanced understanding of human computer interaction, c) a partnership between the technical level and human, d) a higher ethical dimension.