Sentence examples for demandingness from inspiring English sources

With technology replacing human interaction, she said, "you've taken out a lot of the richness, the messiness and the demandingness of actually having to deal with people".

The language in some of the laws seems to acknowledge their creepy demandingness, while simultaneously magnifying it.

The Buddhist concept of tanha, for example — roughly translated as "blind demandingness" — encapsulates many tenets of R.E.B.T. and points the way toward emotional equanimity: stop asking more of the universe than it can possibly deliver.

At some level of demandingness, the costs of getting such demanding rules internalised will outweigh the benefits that following them will produce.

Wendy Donner notes that separating virtue from right allows Mill to solve another problem for the theory: the demandingness problem (Donner 2011).

This explains why consequentialism has the strong doctrine of negative responsibility that leads it to what Williams regards as its implausible demandingness.

This idea was proposed by critics of utilitarianism as a way to avoid the excessive demandingness of utilitarianism while keeping most of the view intact.

How might contractualism reply to this demandingness objection?

Other utilitarians blunt the force of the demandingness objection by limiting direct utilitarianism to what people morally ought to do.

Given its insistence on generality, it faces the demandingness and the "one thought too many" objections as well, at least in any version that keeps criterion of rightness and decision procedure in communication with each other.

But if publicizing a doctrine generates distrust from a real audience merely because of people's attraction for simplicity or non-demandingness, the frustration flowing from such a distrust should hardly be considered relevant to the assessment of the maxim's (in)justice.