Sentence examples for moral conclusions from inspiring English sources

You cannot derive moral conclusions from studying the world, an "ought" from an "is".

Some of them have slapstick qualities; others draw moral conclusions that are surprising to a western reader.

Many people are finding that the more they know about stem cell research, the less certain they are about the right ethical and moral conclusions.

Evolution, Religion and the Future of Democracy," for example, have written that jumping from evolutionary science to moral conclusions and policy proposals is absurd.

Early on, Mr. Bush said that the more people know about stem cell research, the less certain they are about the right moral conclusions.

What is needed, he said, is the ability "to think carefully from our moral premises to our moral conclusions and have a consistency about that".

The Dodgers are narcissistic and provincial; they have reached a moral conclusion about themselves.

Together, the two reports frustrated attempts to arrive at a clean moral conclusion.

But you couldn't ask for a clearer statement of resignation: the moral conclusion of the tragic view of life.

Frequently, conservatives are confronted with the assertion that scientific finding X implies political or moral conclusion Y with which they vehemently disagree.

They attribute human characteristics to particular species (the brave lion, the big bad wolf) and then draw some moral conclusion for the edification of the reader.