Sentence examples for ethical goodness from inspiring English sources
Though evil might intrude into its workings, the mind's original state is one of ethical goodness.
Such ways of life which lift individuals out of their humdrum existence and base material concerns are what Anderson regards as the embodiment of ethical goodness.
Thus rulers were counseled that if they wanted to succeed that is, if they desired a long and peaceful reign and aimed to pass their office down to their offspring they must be sure to behave in accordance with conventional standards of ethical goodness.
This delightful chocolate lollipop can be purchased from Cocoa Loco, who offer a range of ethical chocolatey goodness.
On one such example, the ethical property of goodness is just identical to the property of pleasantness.
In a system of divine command ethics, human beings are obliged to do what God asks them to do because God commands it, not because there is some underlying system of absolute goodness that ethical precepts should ideally mirror.
He's good, and it's good, and all that goodness — narrative as well as ethical — makes it tough for McCarthy to cut comically loose.
The trial will respect all basic ethical principles of autonomy, justice, goodness of intent and absence of malintent according to the standards of good clinical practice enshrined in the Declaration of Helsinki Seoull, 2008) and the Oviedo Agreement (Convenio de Oviedo) (1997).
At least one of the attractions of writing a novel of this sort is a chance to incorporate the aesthetic with the ethical, to mix up happiness and goodness, amalgamate Eros and philosophia, comedy and social commentary.
Finally, ethical naturalism, which identifies the rightness or goodness of actions with, say, their tendency to promote happiness, thereby reduces moral facts to natural (e.g., psychological) ones.
Consequentialist ethical theories consider intrinsic "value" / "disvalue" or "goodness" / "badness" to be more fundamental moral notions than "rightness" / "wrongness", and maintain that whether an action is right/wrong is determined by whether its consequences are good/bad.
