Sentence examples for goodness concerns from inspiring English sources

Another frequently-raised objection to the prospect of necessary perfect goodness concerns the relationship between freedom and moral goodness (see, for example, Pike 1969, p. 215; Reichenbach 1982, pp. 133 134).

Thank goodness environmental concerns are challenging these absurd prohibitions.

"I hope to goodness my concerns are misplaced and everything will come out in the wash," Mr Lewis added.

By awards time, shame and guilt have created a lump in the collective Hollywood throat: goodness and concern for others will shine forth from a half-dozen televised celebrations.

But since things of this sort are not "good" or "bad", it is of no importance whether one has them or does not have them, as far as goodness is concerned.

Thank goodness somebody seems concerned about something.

The producers for the series were initially concerned that they had not filmed enough material to fill the finale's allotted air time, so additional scenes were filmed between Granny Goodness and Godfrey concerning the Darkseid mythology.

This raises some concerns regarding goodness of fit.

The second concerns the goodness of fit between aphid dispersal rules and resource characteristics, which is likely to affect the host plant specialization of aphids.

Numenius is clearly inspired by Plato's accounts of the Form of the Good in Republic VI (508e-509b) and of the one concerning the goodness of the demiurge in the Timaeus 29e-30bb), yet, as I will explain below, he did not identify the demiurge with the Form of the Good.

Forgiveness in modern ethical theory may also be thought to belong to that realm of morality concerned with goodness rather than with right (justice), as are, pace Kant, benevolence and sympathy, which are regarded as imperfect duties that allow for individual choice over when and with regard to whom to discharge them.