Sentence examples for human goods from inspiring English sources

Liberalism, they argue stands for basic human goods.

This linguistic inflation weakens the association of rights with significant human goods.

"The voluntary donation of human goods is an organizational accomplishment," Healy argues.

For George and the new natural lawyers, Grisez's tactic of starting from self-evident human goods gave "the whip hand" back to reason.

Rather, the convention is concerned with rights citizens have against the state that it secures for them a diverse range of human goods.

Of course, there will be people who, because of bad luck or their own moral failings, wind up deprived of basic human goods.

You may question that, while agreeing that the show contributes handsomely to the sum of human good cheer.

With the Yankees in the midst of a free fall, they asked Chavez to be their human good luck charm.

The ultimate human end, or supreme good, is beatitude, the perfect, all-encompassing human good.

So the pursuit of some limited good, say education, is imperfect because not the complete human good, even though it is partially constitutive of the human good.

Human nature perfectionism identifies the human good with the development of human nature.