Sentence examples for moral outlines from inspiring English sources

To those of us who are trying to grope toward a perception of the moral outlines of the nuclear predicament, this stark innocence offers a contrast that clarifies our position in a small way.

He thumbs anxiously, happily, through the article that tells of a certain Johann Kaspar Lavater, father of physiognomy, who thought he had discovered the moral outlines of personalities in people's faces.

The moral outlines of Wright's principal subject matter were so vivid when he wrote his books that efforts to complicate them would have seemed irresponsible and efforts to heighten them melodramatic.

When we look in detail at Boyle's discussions of the various moral demonstrations outlined in his proposed second section it becomes clear that he fancied some considerably more than others.

According to the moral psychology outlined in A Treatise of Freewill, the 'hegemonikon' has an integrative function within the soul, combining, on the one hand, the functions of will and reason, and, on the other the lower, animal, appetites of the soul with the higher intellectual functions of the soul.

Instead, monotheism provided the essential tools for making the colossal change in moral thinking outlined above.

The moral philosophy outlined in the "Canon of Pure Reason" chapter was later explained more thoroughly in the Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals and the Critique of Practical Reason.

People argue that fiction acknowledging this moral dilemma simply outlines a harsh reality: there's no room for political correctness in matters of survival.

In his seminal 1972 book, Folk Devils and Moral Panics, Stan Cohen outlined the process of a moral panic: A condition, episode, person or group of persons emerges to become defined as a threat to society's values and interests.

As imperial regent, Shōtoku Taishi gave Buddhism official support, and his famous Seventeen Article Constitution, promulgated in 604, outlined moral precepts, largely Buddhist and Confucian in tone, for the establishment of a central government.

For each technology, actual or potential risks to animal welfare are identified and their moral implications are outlined.