Sentence examples for moral connection from inspiring English sources

We would normally think that there is a moral connection between 'good' and 'ought', and that therefore a morally good act ought to be performed: if an act is morally good, then it ought to be performed.

But there's a moral connection, too--a connection of moral outrage.

The pain that each side of the proverbial aisle is feeling is great; on both sides strong enough so that many felt they had to push through conscious misgivings to cast a vote for a candidate that they had no moral connection with, no respect for.

I take it to be one of the greatest political poems in the language, for the way it insists on the right to life and freedom without qualification, uniting large things and small, and shows the moral connections between them: A Robin Red breast in a Cage Puts all Heaven in a Rage.

Understood this way, public health ethics has deep moral connections to broader questions of social justice, poverty, and systematic disadvantage.

26] for being naive, credulous and ineffective in their handling of the Profumo scandal, but cleared of any moral turpitude in connection with the case.

For example, there is considerable work on moral relativism in connection with human rights (with which some forms of relativism are in obvious conflict), political liberalism (which is sometimes allied and sometimes contrasted with relativism) and feminist philosophy (where relativism has been both criticized and defended vis-à-vis feminist concerns).

Tomorrow I'll post excerpts about the moral argument, the connection of environmentalism to Christianity, the Pope on the common good and inequity, and the solutions he suggests.

Hobbes's exemption from the need to practice morality (rather than desire its operation) makes most sense on a contractarian view of morality or in connection with those moral obligations that are dependent upon agreement (even if other obligations are not).

And thus, argues Mr Siedentop, the connection between moral equality and moral liberty is in danger of being lost, and with it the only secure basis for self-government.Eurosceptics reading this will no doubt be rubbing their hands, believing Mr Siedentop to be one of them.

A final question about the connection between moral motivation and moral reasoning is whether someone without the right motivational commitments can reason well, morally?