Sentence examples for make moral evaluations from inspiring English sources

Siquijodnons contrast popular belief with modern knowledge to make moral evaluations of people and simultaneously claim to believe that local knowledge is no less superior than the Amerikanos' (the West).

In life, we make moral judgments about such behavior.

Justification for how we make moral judgments can only be found within the way we actually do make moral judgments; both moral justification and moral critique must be immanent to, not transcendent of, our moral practice (compare TMS 313 4).

In saying that people use normative language to display an attitude to regularities of behaviour, the theorist did not need to do moral philosophy, and did not need to make any moral evaluations of the practice being described.

Kinsey quite deliberately made no moral evaluations of his subjects and guaranteed them complete confidentiality: he avoided euphemism, and rattled off between 350 and 521 direct questions, maintaining eye contact all the while.

SAMUEL JOHNSON Men make laws but women make morals.

To make a moral evaluation I must sympathize with each of these persons in their dealings with the subject of my evaluation; the blame or praise I give as a result of this imaginative exercise is my genuine moral assessment of the subject's character.

What makes moral skepticism moral is that it concerns morality rather than other topics.

For example, is a moral being a being that makes moral judgements or a being that is morally good?

Someone else could have a thought with the same content without thereby making a moral evaluation of stealing (Egan 2012: 566).

He makes moral judgments on his characters.