Sentence examples for moral aim from inspiring English sources

She dies without ever having sought her own happiness as the highest moral aim.

These images are talked about as depictions of cruelty for a moral aim.

If there was any moral aim to the war, the troops either didn't know it or didn't believe in it.

Throughout, Stach emphasizes Kafka's Jewishness (rather than, as some might consider, his almost other-species strangeness): "Clearly under the influence of his Zionist readings, physical activity had become a moral aim for him, a question of existential style".

"They think the moral agenda, the moral aim of finding guilt, is not being achieved".

The Sendai Framework pursues a moral aim to substantially reduce the disaster losses of lives and assets from both natural and human-made disasters worldwide.

The witness, Jamal Ahmed Al-Fadl, made his statements under questioning by three defense lawyers in Federal District Court in Manhattan who seemed to want to show that their clients were mere foot soldiers who went to military training camps in Afghanistan with moral aims and were duped into a misguided jihad.

Though Althusser was not yet a Party member, like many of his generation, he emerged from the War deeply sympathetic to its moral aims.

For one, Herder insists upon a recognition of an objective well-being to which our subjective feeling of well-being is a response, while for Kant well-being is always subjective, that is, our own, and the satisfaction of our aesthetic aims and of our moral aims may be parallel, but are both subjective.

It is not realistic or hardheaded to solve problems and take action unguided by ultimate moral aims and values, although we all know some who claim that it is so.

On both these accounts, the aim of the contract is to show that commitment to morality is an effective way to further one's non-moral aims and interests.