Sentence examples for ethical sensibilities from inspiring English sources

Instead, with knowledge already possessed, we propose engineering a reasonably tractable and enforceable system of ethics compatible with current human ethical sensibilities without unnecessary intractable claims, requirements and research projects.

Such defensive and patronizing treatment does a disservice to Mr. Solzhenitsyn's ethical sensibilities.

Signature differences do separate the literary and ethical sensibilities of writers north and south of the border.

Vegetarians of the early 19th century usually condemned the use of alcohol as well as flesh and appealed as much to nutritional advantages as to ethical sensibilities.

The degree to which he believes ethical sensibilities seem hardwired may prove controversial.

Similarly, the input from the autonomous reasoning of philosophers and some religious leaders may well influence the background ethical sensibilities of whole societies, thus influencing moral judgment even where there is no lengthy reasoning occurring in the particular case.

We can hope he knows that and that his laughing remark was a sort of joke — an embarrassing, awkward, ambiguous sort of joke, perhaps, but one that implies an ethical sensibility.

For most of history, all of this would have been unimaginable even to people of the most refined ethical sensibility (granted, for many centuries those refined ethicists were also untroubled by slavery).

That is a key issue for many boarders – children, she says, have an ethical sensibility from an early age and it is traumatic when something – like brutality on the part of an adult – violates it.

Seen in this light, Weber's ethical sensibility is built on a firm rejection of a Nietzschean divination and Foucaultian resignation alike, both of which are radically at odds with a Kantian ethic of duty.

The character has an ethical sensibility that could be described as "confused" at best.