Sentence examples for inviolable nature from inspiring English sources

Worse, perhaps, ideology becomes naturalized, or inscribed in an inherently immutable and inviolable "nature," under the guise of scientific principles (Allchin 2008).

This budget confirms the inviolable nature of the medium-term trajectory to restore balanced budgets".

And in a much-talked-about 2006 response to a manifesto by the former Wired magazine editor Kevin Kelly (about the prospect of a universal library that might digitally unravel books into remixable snippets), he eloquently defends the primacy of the individual voice, the inviolable nature of artistic creation.

On the path to his little cabin, he relates, there was a dead horse, whose aroma repulsed him but heartened him with "the assurance it gave me of the strong appetite and inviolable health of Nature".

Moreover, nature's order is inviolable in so far as the sequence of events in nature is a necessary consequence of God's attributes.

Sustainable landscape planning requires uncoupling property rights from inviolable and pre-political natural rights.

Sexuality is to be reserved to marriage: "by its very nature conjugal love requires the inviolable fidelity of the spouses.

I find my way into it by finding a voice that can tell it and then it unfolds within the constraints of its own nature, which seems arbitrary to me but is inviolable by me".

Contrary to Hegelian collectivism and the fierce individualism of Nietzsche's superman, these thinkers stressed both the inviolable dignity of the individual person and at the same time his social nature and essential relationality.

We are bound by nature to act on our strongest interest and cannot be obligated by previous agreements to break this inviolable psychological law of nature.

Human beings can also make dramatic sacrifices, not only to preserve their own lives, but also to preserve other vital things, such as health, nature, love, honor, justice or human rights, each of which can be regarded as distinctly important, absolute, inviolable, and non-negotiable [9] [11].