Sentence examples for moral correctness from inspiring English sources

I am not discussing the moral correctness of blood money.

'This trial was not about the political or moral correctness of euthanasia,' she said.

First, "MARRIAGE IS UNIQUE", the block capitals reinforcing the moral correctness.

In Turkish the word literature, "edebiyat", comes from the same root as edeb, which means "good manners" or "moral correctness".

But if the past five years of legislative stalemate and obstructionism have taught us anything, it's that clarity and moral correctness are devalued currencies in American politics.

One great promise of Clintonian liberalism was that power ought not be mediated by wealth, charm, influence, or moral correctness but by expertise.

The criterion of rejectability is not simply evidence for true or correct moral principles; rather, the correctness of moral principles is constituted by the fact that they would be agreed upon in the specified circumstances.

Some kind of moral hardness and correctness delivers her into this transfigured place, and the question of what comes next is interesting to me".

This means that at the level of fundamental moral principles the correctness of these principles depends, not on their correspondence to a prior moral order, but on their following from (or being among) the fundamental principles of practical reasoning.

The early 20th century consensus of opinion was summed up by George Sampson in 1941: "Of his early tragedy Irene it is enough to say that its moral dialogues, its correctness of plan and its smoothness of verse do not suffice to give it any rank as drama".

As in the case of Kantian constructivism, rational agreement does not simply show which moral principles are correct; rather, the correctness of moral principles is constituted by the fact that they would be agreed upon in the specified circumstances.