Sentence examples for basic sense of right from inspiring English sources
The government's strategy was to play to the jury's basic sense of right and wrong.
When a country recognizes homosexual marriage, it has lost its basic sense of right and wrong.
The couple have four sons, the youngest 10. "We reached a point where I felt it was important to look my sons in the eyes and maintain my dignity, self-respect, and my basic sense of right and wrong," she said.
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford's wife, Jenny, issued a statement in which she says that she told him to leave their home two weeks ago "to maintain my dignity, self-respect and my basic sense of right and wrong".
We reached a point where I felt it was important to look my sons in the eyes and maintain my dignity, self-respect, and my basic sense of right and wrong.
The basic sense of fairness seems right, but it isn't that simple — "cheaters" is a strong word, since Major League Baseball did not begin testing players for performance enhancers until 2003, and didn't enact serious penalties until 2005.
The basic sense of fairness seems right, but it isn't that simple—"cheaters" is a strong word, since Major League Baseball did not begin testing players for performance enhancers until 2003, and didn't enact serious penalties until 2005.
In some basic sense, of course, Rorty thought his ideas were right.
The American people are not always right, but their basic sense of equilibrium is worthy of the profoundest respect.
Stephen F. Desmond, Smithfield, Rhode Island America's swinging pendulum David Brooks ("The pragmatic leviathan," Views, Jan . 20 states: "The American people are not always right, but their basic sense of equilibrium is worthy of the profoundest respect".
