Sentence examples for critical moral from inspiring English sources

The zestful, life-affirming spirit of his earlier works was thereafter tempered with critical moral evaluation.

Re: "A Question of Ethics: How to Teach Them?" (Executive Life, March 21), about the business-school debate over teaching ethics as a separate course: The article doesn't mention the critical moral example among corporate executives or professors.

Jack Greenberg, a member of the original legal team who now teaches at Columbia Law School, says the justices simply wanted to be on the right side of the critical moral question of the day.

There is a critical, moral message implicit in operations that bring us into the heart of hostile territory, one that shows a resolve otherwise absent in wars led by flying robots.

Until the middle of the 19th century, critical moral reflection and discussion proceeded largely without the concept of discrimination.

"We try to treat what's going on as a heavily structured legal process, but there's no denying that there's a critical moral aspect," said Daniel Richman, a professor at Columbia Law School.

To resume that necessary process among Israelis now requires a self-critical moral dialogue among Palestinians.

David: I'm reading about Dorothy Day this week, an intensely self-reflective and self-critical moral creature.

On the other hand, the pursuit of truth was far more a matter of disposition and temperament, critical experiences, moral sensitivities and a million other imponderables, than of syllogistic reasoning.

They were consequently most critical of moral and metaphysical doctrines in which change and action are relegated to the "merely practical," on the lowest level of the hierarchy of values.

Though many philosophers are quite critical of moral relativism, there are several contemporary philosophers who defend forms of it.