Sentence examples for identifiable goods from inspiring English sources

A consequentialist must justify punishment (if she is to justify it at all) as a cost-effective means to certain independently identifiable goods.

Since Wigix is a place only for identifiable goods (no collectibles here, at least yet), it's easy to serve up ads for the same products found elsewhere on the net.

He asks, "Who's the good guy?" Mr. Leonard's identifiable good guys (including those more-or-less honest civilians whose names you tend to forget) are keen observers and often strangers in town.

This represents an alternative explanation for the failure to identify prognostic signatures within those groups, although it is quite possible that almost all Basal-like patients do have an inherently poor prognosis in the untreated setting and that no identifiable "good prognosis signature" exists for Basal-like tumors.

Shred anything with personally-identifiable, good information on it".

The wine was fresh and deep, very ripe and a bit oaky but clearly identifiable as good pinot noir.

Which is an interesting argument.The only thing that strikes me the wrong way in what Mr Smith writes, is the implication that we don't get any identifiable public good out of Social Security, because it's a "pure transfer" programme.

3. Characters tend to be clearly identifiable as "good" and "bad".

In the NRA's world, people are neatly divided into two readily identifiable groups: good guys and bad guys.

Everything's grey and messy and confusing out in the real world, but in these films the bad guys are pretty identifiable and the good guys always win.

Grice defines unrelativized value "in Aristotelian style [as] whatever would seem to possess such value in the eyes of a duly accredited judge; and a duly accredited judge might be identifiable as a good person operating in conditions of freedom".