Sentence examples for guiding moral from inspiring English sources

Like many stories of great men this one portrays Lula's mother, Dona Lindu (Glória Pires), as his guiding moral compass.

"Dad always reckoned some things were better off left unsaid, didn't he?" a sister says at one point, characterizing the "family curse" as well as the novel's driving theme and guiding moral conundrum: Would the truth help or harm Alice?

What was most pervasive was the sense that a guiding moral presence had been removed.

Second, there are those who take the paired intuitions in the Trolley Problem as proof of the fundamental role of Double Effect as an implicit principle guiding moral judgment (Philippa Foot, 1985), John Mikhail, 2011).

In ethics, Rand argued for rational and ethical egoism (rational self-interest), as the guiding moral principle.

As long as the guiding moral force for the majority of business in Aotearoa is the profit incentive, environmental issues cannot take centre stage.

The party was eager to reiterate its support for the court's guiding morals – but only in theory.

But, Tom (143) objects,  "the entire field of applied ethics … rests on the premise that a moral philosophical framework can guide moral decision making".

The primary aim of Gilligan's new studies is to demonstrate that Level Three thinking is, after all, the kind of thinking that should guide moral deliberation.

These commitments entail that moral theorists will give us little moral guidance (Smith thinks moral theory should help guide moral practice: TMS 315) if they present just the general structure of right and wrong.

These should guide moral agents to act from duty.