Sentence examples for moral determinations from inspiring English sources

Recognition of the imputability of action opens the way for consideration of the ethical and moral determinations of action.

Like nearly everyone else I talked to, Nowinski, the former wrestler, made sure to absent himself from any moral determination about the game's future.

"And if that's the case, then it destroys the fairness of the penalty phase, because the jury is supposed to make an individualised moral determination of the defendant's culpability, and you cannot make that determination if you've never been presented the evidence of emotional disturbance or mental illness".

Specifically, while "On Grace and Dignity" argues that the moral determination of the will should be accompanied with certain moral sentiments on what are essentially aesthetic grounds, Kant argues that the virtuous determination of the will should be accompanied by certain moral sentiments on moral grounds.

"It goes to the moral determination that the lives of feral cats are more important than any of the consequences that may occur by leaving them outside".

The moral purpose and determination of headteachers are needed more than ever, not to be swayed by passing fashions, but to lead schools relentlessly in the best interests of the pupils they serve, valuing both academic achievement and personal growth.

But Rashidah Smallwood of ITT is where it really started for me, and I will never forget her honesty, poise, determination, and moral purpose.

But, as the story she tells in "Personal History" also makes clear, the strengths the world saw in her during the second half of her life — intelligence, independence, determination, moral courage — had been there all along.

What makes the Egyptian youth revolution so beautiful, wonderful, absorbing, hypnotizing and inspiring is that they did it with moral courage, steadfast determination and without resorting to violence even when violence was visited upon them by Mubarak's thugs.

It misses his humility in learning from his mistakes, practical and moral, and his heartfelt determination to leave the world a better place.

He launched his campaign by writing an editorial for the student newspaper about the qualifications necessary to lead the team: "The president must, above all things else, be a man of unbiased judgment, energy, determination, intelligence, moral courage, conscience".