Sentence examples for matters of good from inspiring English sources
Catholics are to form their consciences and make prudential judgments about complex matters of good and evil — just so long as they come to the same conclusions as the bishops.
"It's only on matters of good governance, international relations and what we describe as good neighbour issues that they ought to become involved," Sir Alan said.
In his adoption of three distinct capacities of the mind and in his appraisal of the aesthetic dimension as providing a bridge between matters of truth and falsity (capacities of knowing) and matters of good and evil (capacities of desiring), Mendelssohn plainly anticipates central aspects of Kant's mature, critical philosophy.
"It's a matter of good faith".
This reserve was simply a matter of good form.
It's a matter of good managerial judgment.
This is largely a matter of good taste.
As a matter of good practice, you should never keep any unprotected PII on your workstation.
One Yale debater argued from the floor that it was simply a matter of good manners.
Respecting that decision is not just a matter of good faith, it is also good politics.
At its roots, good photography is always a matter of good communication.
