Sentence examples for basic rightness from inspiring English sources
Dr. Lander argues that that there is a basic rightness to the itemizing spirit behind STEM.
Thus fully successful speech acts, insofar as they involve these three world relations, must satisfy the demands connected with these three basic validity claims (sincerity, rightness, and truth) in order to be acceptable.
Metaphysical reductions provide a constitutive account of some target domain (e.g., beliefs, free will, water, moral rightness) in terms of more basic features of the world (e.g., the properties postulated by an idealized physics, ideas in the mind of God, the mosaic of sense data).
Maximizing utility may be what makes an action right, but it is distinct from rightness itself.
Moods are contagious, and the rightness of your mind makes the world right.
He's right, of course — and it is this very rightness that contradicts the spirit of his dissent.
Cynics are almost always right; it's just that it's such an unpleasant rightness.
They became convinced of their rightness.
Anyone who loves ballet will recognize the rightness of this.
But there he is, in a halo of rightness.
