Sentence examples for moral description from inspiring English sources

I have suggested that exploitation provides a moral description of a transaction, but that its moral force is less clear.

For any non-moral description of an action or object it seemed that competent speakers could without confusion doubt that the action or object was appropriately characterized using a moral term such as 'good' or 'right'right

Moral skeptics usually reply that such explanations can be replaced by non-moral descriptions of Hitler, slavery, and torture.

Furthermore, responses in the caudate have been shown to be modulated by moral character descriptions when participants made risky financial choices about whether to trust trading partners in the context of a trust game [45].

The title of "Secret Sunshine" thus becomes both its moral and a description of its curiously illuminating qualities.

Albright's flights of moral passion, her description of the United States as the "indispensable nation" and her eagerness to use the military for humanitarian purposes appear to Rice and her colleagues as the very text of reckless Wilsonianism.

The document contains an explanation of the sect's religious and moral ideals, a description of its admission ceremony, a long catechetical discourse on its mystical doctrine of the primordial spirits of truth and perversity, organizational and disciplinary statutes, and a final hymn or psalm praising obedience and setting forth the sacred seasons.

Surgeons focused on their relationships with patients and colleagues and their moral self in descriptions of the ethical challenges in their work.

Initially he followed the example of Weigel, his Cartesian mentor at Jena (whose own Arithmetic Description of Moral Wisdom about Persons and Things [Arithmetische Beschreibung der Moral-Weißheit Moral-Weißheit von Personenpeared only in 1674; see Weigel 2003), by employing a qundi-mathematical approach that aSachen to demonstrative certitude in moral matters in place of Aristotelian probabilism.

"So there is a moral overtone to the description.

But, like nature, tradition is a description not moral justification.