Sentence examples for difference in rightness from inspiring English sources

So if rightness were given a real definition purely in terms of base properties, then it would again be clear why there could be no difference in rightness without a difference in base properties.

Assuming that natural and supernatural properties are among the base properties, the supervenience of rightness on the base properties would be easily explained on this view: because rightness is a base property, on this view, there clearly cannot be a difference in rightness without some difference in base properties.

There was no difference in "emotional trajectories or decision rightness" between those who had earlier abortions versus those closer to the legal limit in their state.

At the Republican convention, most of the delegates believe in rightness of this war.

Its confidence in the rightness of its approach — and in its ideal of canned, controllable nature — was unshakable.

This intolerance undermines confidence in the rightness of the cause.

"I have an unconditional confidence in the rightness of my feeling," he once wrote.

The near-messianic faith that IKEA employees have in the rightness of their cause can lead to an odd insularity.

However, those certain people remain alone in their rightness, because the Ramones were never particularly popular.

"I believe so intensely in the rightness of what we're doing!

Mr. Giacchino tells the Camden 28's story with energy, imagination and a nearly evangelical belief in their rightness.