Sentence examples for fundamental morality from inspiring English sources
It was not the analysts' job to weigh the fundamental morality for us.
For Stillman, seeing the rules of society means seeing that they need to be broken — that the right ones (i.e., the ones that are in the wrong) need to be broken, from the inside, without breaking the weight-bearing ones of humanity and decency, of fundamental morality.
Lots of people judge not just Hummers but also the people who own them, right down to their fundamental morality (and thus whether their presence at a Goodwill is smirkworthy), and do so with no information beyond the existence of this large, gas-guzzling object.
It's about the nation's fundamental morality.
Why did the torture debate fail to engage fundamental morality?
A second further conclusion is that morality (fundamental moral principles) cannot be grounded in reason; this one follows both from his views about the "inertness" of reason generally, and from his assumption that morality is capable of motivating people: "Morals excite passions, and produce or prevent actions.
A third further conclusion is that reason cannot discover morality (or fundamental moral principles or distinctions).
Explaining moral outcomes alone does not address what many consider most fundamental to morality: moral sentiments.
The requirement that moral judgements be universalizable seems to reflect two fundamental moral insights: first, that morality is objective, and not simply a matter of personal opinion or expression of interest and desire; and second, that from the standpoint of morality, each person matters just as much as, and no more than, any other person.
Rossellini films a postwar world of increasing material comforts, industrial advances, and cultural sophistication, and strips away their surfaces in quest of a primal philosophical sense of virtue, one of fundamental humanistic morality.
According to Cockburn, fitness theory assumes that both human nature and God's creative will are fundamental for morality.
