Sentence examples for ethical paradox from inspiring English sources

Wolff has long been intrigued by this kind of ethical paradox.

He raised rather than answered questions, jolting his audience into awareness of the ethical paradox of private interest in public affairs by comic irony rather than by moral indignation.

In 2016, Rahwan's team stumbled on an ethical paradox about self-driving cars2: in surveys, people said that they wanted an autonomous vehicle to protect pedestrians even if it meant sacrificing its passengers — but also that they wouldn't buy self-driving vehicles programmed to act this way.

So now we're trapped in a bizarre ethical paradox that begs the question of why there's a moral obligation to uplift in the first place.

In the North, living this ethical paradox marked them as ambivalent participants to the Union cause; in the South, it marked them as clear traitors.

Police offer an ethical and moral paradox that will forever make democratic citizens uncomfortable.

This is a complex text filled with ethical questions and paradoxes, yet Seiffert takes the wise decision of offering a simply phrased and understated narrative, made up of three distinct, thematically linked stories charting the loss of a nation's innocence.

Popular opinion among Kentucky-bashers is that its identity paradox is an ethical issue that begins with an impossibly smooth, well-coiffed coach who has enticed yet another new class of high school students to win for him for a year with no genuine intention of shaping them into student-athletes.

Prior recognized however that the inferences involved in the paradox are ethically irrelevant or trivial, but neither he nor later authors could find a suitable definition of what it would mean by "ethical irrelevance" or "ethical triviality" attached to an inference.

This study indicates that existing policies are full of paradoxes and ambiguities, creating ethical dilemmas for health care providers.

The sanctimonious endorsement of universal design on ethical grounds has only served to put these paradoxes in hiding.