Sentence examples for fundamental good from inspiring English sources

In all religions, the environment is a fundamental good (cf. ibid).

People get the fundamental good guy that Charlie Sheen really is".

"The market has been improving since last Thursday on very little fundamental good news," he said.

"Running any kind of organisation requires fundamental good practices," she says.

"China in a general sense doesn't want to be dependent for such a fundamental good.

This would contribute to the fundamental good, which is students of all nationalities living and studying together.

A fundamental good-naturedness underlies much of Sir Colin's conducting, which has certainly helped him succeed so well with Berlioz, binding the mosaic tiles of the music with a grouting of amiable good health.

How can we come to know these fundamental goods?

His account of our knowledge of the fundamental goods has been understood in different ways (Murphy 2001, ch. 1).

A developed natural law theory includes within it a catalog of the fundamental goods, the basic values upon which the principles of right are founded.

Such reasons are the fundamental goods that action is capable of realizing and, for Finnis, Lee and George, include "marriage, the conjuntio of man and woman" (Finnis 1996: 4).