Sentence examples for least morality from inspiring English sources

At the very least, morality doesn't forbid it.In practice, arguments like Mr Black's and Ms Walsh's tend to come to the silly idea that one's ideological opponents are duty-bound (by their own lights!) to either unilaterally disarm or shut up.

This suggests that at least morality itself is not a myth.

"Shakespear was in one sense the least moral of all writers; for morality (commonly so called) is made up of antipathies ".

In this area, at least, commonsense morality acknowledges continua and many relevant variables.

Their allegiance to emotivism (and non-cognitivism more generally) in ethics led the Scandinavian Realists to the view, as Hart read them, that normative statements (at least in morality and law like the emotivists, they simply ignored the question about the status of epistemic norms) had to have a naturalistically respectable reduction if they were to have truth values.

His father brought him up without the least regard for morality and encouraged him, while still a schoolboy, to acquire extravagant and dissolute habits.

In these kind of conflicts, those who display the fiercest loyalty to their own group and fiercest hatred of the "other" have a special usefulness – providing not only the most ruthless killers because they are challenged the least by the morality of what they are doing, but often also acting as examples of what the new culture of conflict "requires" of all members of the group.

A related objection to the approaches mentioned is that moral beliefs and values are in some sense relative to culture or community; therefore, attempts to teach morality at least presuppose an indefensible moral absolutism and may even constitute a kind of moral "imperialism".

Philosophers identify at least three frameworks for conceptualizing morality: moral outcomes, moral motives (or intent), and moral systems.

In this discretionary power to adopt the moral law (or reject it) lies the particular value of morality, at least for human beings.

The growing understanding we have about other species have led some to conclude that at least some animals have morality or the ability to engage in moral and immoral behavior (de Waal 2006; Bekoff & Pierce 2009).