Sentence examples for concept of wrong from inspiring English sources

While not denying or downplaying the significance of the concept of wrong to understanding tort law, other theorists are inclined to express the centrality of it in torts in terms of a more generic formulation: namely, the duty each us has in undertaking various activities not to injure those our undertakings put at risk.

The film ends with a line from Mawlana Jalal-ud-Din Muhammad Rumi's poem: "Away beyond all concepts of wrong-doing and right-doing, there is a field.

However, all these approaches have drawn criticism on the grounds that the use of higher-order quantifiers to define truth is circular (Platts 1980, Horwich 1998b, McGrath 2000), and may get the extension of the concept of truth wrong (Sosa 1993).

Huppert predicted that his committee's report "will say something like: you've got the language wrong, you've got the whole concept of the bill wrong, you have to start again … So I think that will kill this bill".

Judgment became taboo, as did the concepts of right, wrong and sacrifice.

Our closest evolutionary relatives, chimpanzees, may have a similar concept of right and wrong to humans a study has found.

The nations of the West care because we recognize the humanity of all people and the sanctity of all human life, and our concept of right and wrong extends beyond our own parochial interests.

One cannot even identify the relevant behaviors without a working concept of "right" and "wrong" or of "morality".

But if this cannot see any signs of the elusive particles, then it could be that physicists have got the concept of dark matter wrong and will have to come up with some new theories.

These dudes don't ever grasp the concept of right or wrong, or what a true man does.

Where as Edward didn't have a true grasp of common sense, Eli has no true concept of right and wrong.