Sentence examples for everyday morality from inspiring English sources
They are the everyday "morality police", enforcing the wearing of the hijab, but are perhaps best known for their role in putting down student protests.
If there was ever an incentive for this it was the Bloodgate affair, which provided such staggering evidence of detachment from the demands of everyday morality.
Whereas Voltaire's biggest foe was the Catholic Church, and religious faith in general, Rousseau, though critical of clerical authority, saw religion as safeguarding everyday morality and making the life of the poor tolerable.
Both the everyday morality of promising and the law of contract adopt different positions on both issues.
While the Ten Commandments of Judeo-Christian ethics are rules of conduct laid down by a perceived divine revelation, the Negative Confession is more a divine enforcement of everyday morality.
They may, of course, choose to do so, but their act would exceed the demands of everyday morality.
The activities of the newcomers (freed from the constraints of everyday society and morality) are disturbing enough, but it quickly becomes clear that Westworld's owners have their own hidden agenda, as does a mysterious guest known only as the Gunslinger (played by Ed Harris).
Like Kant's deontology, altruism leaves us without any moral guidance in our everyday lives and gives morality a bad name.
Recent studies of moral discourse and argumentation highlight the pervasiveness of morality in everyday life, and how the public sphere is shaped by moral 'stuff': speech acts, narratives, accounts and the like.
Led by Knobe (2003a, b, forthcoming) and associates, a number of philosophers have recently begun, in consort with their colleagues in psychology departments, to empirically investigate the "folk morality" of everyday life, especially as manifested in the attribution of moral responsibility.
Each free-flowing, half-hour episode follows CK as he deals with the exaggerated minidramas of everyday life, from the morality of going on a date right after witnessing a horrific event (a homeless man decapitated), to whether sexual etiquette decrees that you can't refuse to go down on a woman after receiving a blowjob.
