Sentence examples for best morality from inspiring English sources

In the human case, we should seek to moderate the excesses of our genes, culturally shaping our behavior to fit the best morality we can devise.

At best, morality is the mass delusion shared by humanity, protecting us from the cold sting of despair.

Hasn't it usually been the Democratic Party that has championed big government and Washington-knows-best morality?

Like all the best fabled morality tales this one begins in a walk-in wardrobe.

One of the best known morality plays was translated from Dutch to be known in English as Everyman.

But perhaps it is the correct account of some moral judgments but not others or, more vaguely, the best account of morality vis-à-vis these issues would acknowledge both relativist and objectivist elements.

Thus, Arneson writes that his view "can possibly defend nondiscrimination and equal opportunity norms as part of the best consequentialist public morality" (2013: 99).

The behavior of the 99percentt during the mortgage crisis best illustrates their morality on the issue of repayment generally.

The moral of the story, apart from the fact that morality is best left out of these transactions, is that £24m is the sort of sum that can make you change your mind quite quickly.

Every thinking member of every high civilization — Egyptian, Greek, Hindu, medieval Christian, etc. — probably has or had the tendency to assume that he or she is on the right track philosophically and morally, that all predecessors were mistaken or at best insufficiently enlightened about morality, and further, that all future moralists are likely to be decadent.

In his new best seller, "The Moral Landscape," Mr. Harris argues that morality is a product of neuroscience.