Sentence examples for everyday ethics from inspiring English sources

Her books include Seeds of the Kingdom: Utopian Communities in the Americas (2005); Being Human: Ethics, Environment, and Our Place in the World (2001); Everyday Ethics and Social Change: The Education of Desire (2009); and Being Animal: Beasts and Boundaries in Nature Ethics (2013).

This is the realm of everyday ethics.

But the significance of everyday ethics extends beyond the effects of any single decision.

These are the choices of "everyday ethics," the theme of this issue of Greater Good.

Now would certainly seem to be the time to care more about everyday ethics.

It may be that the focus on the environment and society has distracted leaders from the importance of everyday ethics.

Thereafter, feminism effectively replaced psychoanalysis as a "folk psychology," i.e., an everyday ethic and popular hermeneutic.

In fact, they reflect the complex relationship between communal and personal ethics, between moral theory and our everyday ethical decisions.

Previous research indicates that ethics support in community health services should be closely tailored to the workplace, facilitated by a colleague [ 1] and concerned with the everyday ethical challenges employees experience [ 1, 17].

It was the first Grand Slam match victory in more than two years for Gulbis, a first-rate moneyed player from Latvia frequently undone by a second-rate everyday work ethic.

As soon as we use a word like banality in this context, we are obliged to recall that in his previous book, Theatre & Everyday Life: An Ethics of Performance (1993), Read was at pains to locate the ethical potentials of performance precisely in the "first human venue" (269), or as he referred to it then, the "unwritten theatre" of commonplace activities, in all their banality and triviality.