Sentence examples for inherently right from inspiring English sources

Yes, but I don't think these are things that are inherently right or wrong.

A generous meal shared with family and friends feels inherently right: comforting because of the act in which it is offered.

And to draw an ideological line in the sand to say that those who wish it are inherently right is self-delusional.

In other words, a deontological approach calls for doing certain things on principle or because they are inherently right, whereas a teleological approach advocates that certain kinds of actions are right because of the goodness of their consequences.

"It just felt inherently right.

These stories are not inherently right or wrong.

Gould and Lewontin believed that "the purpose of critical science is to promote socialism, which is the only just form of government", and they saw sociobiology, erroneously as it turns out, as an inherently right-wing, individualistic philosophy.

This loop is then occupied by a CENP-A histone complex, which does not have to be inherently right-handed.

The longstanding conventional wisdom, after all, is that Albertans are so deeply, inherently right-wing that the only party that could replace the Progressive Conservatives would be some straight-up regressive ones.

As the writer Lynsey Hanley argued, Britain had entered a period in which, "To feel discomfort about constant change — an emergent feature of globalization — was to be inherently right-wing; yet equally, to believe in the strength of collective public institutions — such as unions, publicly funded health and education systems — was unhelpfully Bolshevik".

If we accept that the inherently inviolable right in this debate is that of the right to enhance personal utility then attempts to achieve that enhancement could be justifiable, regardless of an increase or a decrease in personal utility or societal benefit or detriment as an outcome, so long as the usage is duty driven.