Sentence examples for modes and Morals from inspiring English sources

Collections of her essays appeared as Modes and Morals (1920) and Ringside Seats (1937).

There are four types of moral entities, says Pufendorf, analogous to categories applied to physical things: (1) states or conditions (status), (2) substances (specifically, persons), and modes in a more specific sense namely, (3) moral qualities (affective/effective modes) and (4) moral quantities (estimative modes).

Ruth Mattern in her article "Moral Science and the Concept of a Person in Locke" (1980), Antonia LaLordo in "Person, Substance, Mode and the Moral Man in Locke's Philosophy" (2010) and Galen Strawson in Locke on Personal Identity have developed the evidence for mode interpretations.

The great changes of the past sixty years — civil rights, feminism, and gay rights — have depended on hard-nosed reforms, but they are also unimaginable without new modes of sympathy and moral imagination, new ways of gaining strength from being together.

The institution of signs further allows us to set up names for groups of ideas that are too complicated to be distinctively yet collectively imagined, such as ideas of any number larger than six, of substances, of complex modes (notably moral and aesthetic qualities) and of genera and species of things (Essay I.iv).

Green is a sort of radically progressive reactionary, who looks askance at the cultural and moral modes that pass for urbanity and sophistication but not at the freedoms that give rise to them.

For stories and morals.

Shakespeare, Money and Morals".

Positive company outlook and morals".

The missions and morals are even worse.

"It's against our traditions and morals".