Sentence examples for beginning of morality from inspiring English sources
It is the essence of compassion, and it is the beginning of morality".
That a person or a thing is itself and nothing else, and is therefore worthy of notice and celebration, may be the beginning of morality, but it's also the beginning of tragedy.
I am not sure this was entirely justified, because, as Pascal reminds us, the two are not easily disentangled: "Let us labour, then, to think clearly, for such is the beginning of morality".
This is the beginning of personal morality" (Ethical Studies, p. 178).
Bradley begins his study of morality and the moral agent with an analysis of the ordinary person's understanding of moral responsibility.
When there is a school shooting or any other act of violence from a relatively young person, the shooters the shooters played are always reeled out, just as film, television and music have all been called on before, to display exactly how this erosion of morality began.
When Darwin began considering the evolution of morality, he reflected on a possible role for the "fear of others acting in unison" and "the fear of punishment" (M Notebook, p. 151; Darwin 1871, p. 92).
Only recently has the use of drones begun to touch on questions of morality.
Tired of clenching my teeth during their dinner debates about the evils of the Democrats — their flawed policies and lack of morality — I began to fight back.
(Neil Genzlinger) 'DEFIANCE' The second play in John Patrick Shanley's cycle of morality dramas that began with "Doubt," this ambitious tale of racial relations and the military mindset on a North Carolina marine base feels both overcrowded and oddly diffuse.
