Sentence examples for moral appears from inspiring English sources

The moral appears to be that transworld identity claims (combined with the view that some of an individual's properties could have been different) need no more be threatened by Leibniz's Law than is the view that there can be identity over time combined with change of properties (Loux 1979, 42 43).

Their questioning of ethics and morals appears unjustified, since we fully acknowledged multiple, serious limitations of the current evidence and methodologies within our review.

In "Aesop's Fables: A Pop-Up Book of Classic Tales," illustrated by Chris Beatrice and Bruce Whatley, the morals appear in fine print on tiny white banners almost lost in the wow effects wrought by bursts of color on paper foldouts.

(Mackie's paper "The Refutation of Morals" appeared in 1946; Russell's paper "Is There an Absolute Good?", although not published until 1988 was first delivered in 1922).

In fact, our initial moral sense appears to be biased toward our own kind.

Somewhere along the chain of command, the force of the message, or a moral compass, appears to have been lost.

Shannon Spann, whose moral stance appears unwavering, admits to some anger over hearing her husband's name yoked to that of Mr. Lindh.

Yet MacFarlane was not the only criticised element of the night, which may well disappoint him, considering moral outrage appears to be his bread and butter.

Much moral philosophy appears to assume that things are very different for "good", "better", and "best".

The divergence between ethical egoism and standard moral theories appears in other ways.

Agency of the sort required for free will and moral responsibility appears to require mental causation.