Sentence examples for moral characterizations from inspiring English sources

"It's actually a strategic objective, because it is assumed that status or role ascriptions and moral characterizations play a critical role in shaping the world they describe".

She is thinking, for example, of political or moral theorists' characterization of objectivity as impartiality and lack of bias (1983, 357).

These narratives eschewed stereotypes and obvious morals for subtler characterizations of queer lives.

Certain features of Plato's picture of moral motivation or at least Mackie's characterization of it merit attention.

Even in timeless fairy tales characterizations and morals can creak like a rusty door hinge.

Sometimes the intuitionist's perceptual characterization of moral knowledge is metaphorical.

As a characterization of moral impartiality, however, this suggestion is considerably more promising.

However, the fundamental or basic justification for my having that duty is the nature of the person to whom the duty is owed – she is rational, or sentient, or [substitute your preferred characterization of a moral patient] – and her nature is sufficient to ground the duty.

Yet, with the development of (what has come to be called) minimalism about talk of truth and fact, it might seem that this characterization makes being a moral realist easier than it should be.

"Bengal Tiger," which was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, is arbitrary in its construction, haphazard in its characterizations, and vague in its moral argument.

(Note that Hume's characterization of 'morals' sometimes suggests it is moral facts that motivate, and sometimes that it is moral opinions that do).