Sentence examples for moral horizons from inspiring English sources

Broader moral horizons will be forced upon them.

The first was "Professional Foul," an excellent 1977 TV play, which dealt with a soccer-loving professor of ethics whose moral horizons are widened by the false arrest of a former student.

Assuming we like our liberty, we have little choice but to take an earnest interest in the situation of distant and seemingly strange people, working to elevate their welfare, exploring their discontent as a step toward expanding their moral horizons -- and in the process expanding ours.

The passage of time has a tendency to change local moral horizons.

We cannot make sense of our moral experience unless we situate ourselves within this given moral space, within the authoritative moral horizons.

Drawing on the idea that we all have equal moral worth, cosmopolitans seek to broaden our moral horizons so that we do not forget about the responsibilities we have to others beyond state borders, even when we have local responsibilities as well.

Instead, as the bodies disappear outside public scrutiny, the moral horizon has been vanishing.

Some human rights professionals seem to have lost their moral horizon.

Conservatives have a richer, more elaborate moral horizon than liberals, Mr. Haidt said, because there is a "whole dimension to human experience best described as divinity or sacredness that conservatives are more attuned to".

It is this joy of witnessing the past that becomes foreign to those who disavow the common moral horizon of humanity.

Within this horizon of violence, which manifests itself in the frailty of human nature, there is a moral horizon that expresses a love of humanity in spite of its brokenness.