In sum, then, Hume argues that the source of morality, our means of discerning moral distinctions, and the spring of moral motivation, must be the passions.
Apparently clear-cut moral distinctions constantly blur.
By skimming over moral distinctions, as Druett does, heroines and hellions end up simply lumped together as empowered, iconic women.
His method was a specific adaptation of the idea that the development of intellectual and moral distinctions grows out of sensory experience.
He makes no social-class distinction and only provisional moral distinctions between the private eyes like himself and the criminals he pursues.
Quite apart from anything else, since we define them both as art, it would have established some of the aesthetic, if not moral, distinctions between Bronzino and Prince.
Our European allies can no longer be encouraged to draw moral distinctions between the federal and state governments, as they could during the civil rights era.
Lawyers, philosophers and others have long pondered the legal and moral distinctions among discrimination, stereotyping and statistical probabilities, but they have not reached broad agreement.
The government has already passed the point of drawing fine moral distinctions and is now in the business of stabilizing the economy by whatever means necessary.
A key concern of the creators of the postwar welfare state was to put an end to such cruel moral distinctions.
If the truth is almost always misrepresented, then the real moral distinctions with regard to lying have to do with motive.
