Sentence examples for moral construct from inspiring English sources

In this story of an interracial romantic triangle, Mr. Stiller gives an artfully layered, deceptive performance that leaves you thinking it's a pity he had to portray a moral construct instead of a character.

In contrast to existing measures, the MCGM aims to comprehensively examine the major components that constitute this complex moral construct.

All of this was too late to resolve the fundamental problem the Allies faced at the Peace Conference the intellectual and moral construct of believing Wilson's "democratic" solutions were in the best interests of all people.

While most of those who defend collective responsibility as a moral construct adhere to this distinction in general, they do not all agree on what counts as an aggregate collectivity in practice.

But, they, too, draw attention to the host of difficulties that arise for collective responsibility as a moral construct once we acknowledge the simple fact that collectives do not have full blown mental lives.

While the above writers, who find collective responsibility to be a compelling moral construct in general, differ in particular respects, they all agree that it would be wrong to ascribe responsibility to dissenters or, in other words, that if one tries to fight harm one should not be held responsible for it.

Hobbes' conception of human beings as fundamentally motivated by their perception of what is in their own best interest implies the challenge, important for Enlightenment moral philosophy, to construct moral duties of justice and benevolence out of such limited materials.

She remained committed to two moral constructs in end-of-life decision making: autonomy and mercy.

Rather, all this whiz-bang circuitry serves as the basis for another of Mann's inky, nightmarish meditations on human moral constructs that are coldly collapsing in on themselves.

The author displays both storytelling skill and acerbic self-knowledge as he explores the relationship between moral constructs and real life in meditations on marriage, European politics and other topics.

Results show that gender, age cohort, and religious affiliation predict the widest range of moral constructs, followed by education and marital status.