Sentence examples for lesser of two Goods from inspiring English sources

Call him the lesser of two Goods.

I wonder if, though, in its passion, the liberty movement sometimes mistakes the lesser of two goods for an evil?

That is a fundamentally different thing, especially when you consider that even the lesser of two goods on paper might become the greater of the two if it is better placed to do the Good it wants to do.

At worst, he is the "lesser of two Goods" -- since should he take office, we'd have moved in the direction we are seeking to go, even if not as far as we would wish, and even if not along that direct line to the Good.

"To choose between right and wrong is simple," Zooni's mother had cautioned, "but what defines life is the decision between the greater of two goods or the lesser of two evils".

We want to make elections into about something different: Not the lesser of two evils, but the greater good.

Good libertarians can make that call differently, but none can claim without arrogance that those who decide differently are choosing the lesser of two evils: in this case, they'll be deciding between two goods.

Though neither of those is good, per se, the TGL is the lesser of two autumn-flavored evils.

And instead of having to vote for the lesser of two evils, we have the opportunity to vote for the greater good.

One that stands between where we are as a nation and the Good (liberty) cannot be said to be "the lesser of two evils".

The physicians' choice was, therefore, not between doing good or bad but rather which would be the lesser of two evils [ 28].