Sentence examples for link morality from inspiring English sources

Rather than get rid of the baby with the bathwater, could we not link morality with prudence and target abusive claims?

Such a theory would be a natural continuation of earlier Mohist ethics, and it would explain why the texts link morality (yi) to benefit (li) while also specifying norms of conduct that do not directly aim at benefit.

After hanging up, Mr. Foxman elaborated on the reactions to his contention that Mr. Lieberman had crossed the line of acceptable political discourse by linking morality to religious faith, a position from which he then retreated somewhat.

He summarised the Vedanta as follows: Vivekananda linked morality with control of the mind, seeing truth, purity and unselfishness as traits which strengthened it.

Research that attempts to link human morality with biological evolution (of yeast, in this case) has always had broad appeal.

These days the GOP presidential hopefuls like to link sacred morality and sacrosanct free markets.

Also like Kant, Habermas links morality with respect for autonomous agency: in following the dictates of impartial reason, one follows one's own conscience and shows respect for other such agents.

The word honor is often linked, as morality is not, with violence.

Heinrich Peuckmann wrote on his Facebook page: "Wisdom is linked to morality, and I can't recognise that in her any more".

However, due to the specific economic and political factors that determined traditional Chinese culture, the traditional Chinese concept of moral Self could not provide (or, at least, formulate) the possibilities for gaining "objective" knowledge (i.e., knowledge not necessarily linked to morality) and exploring "natural" phenomena.

Weber's use of the word "taboo" to describe ritual-based Western religion is a way — as it was for Freud — of linking those moralities to primitive ones and severing them from those of modern secular intellectuals.