Sentence examples for moral particulars from inspiring English sources
In addition to the moral particulars for the photographer, the viewer faces his or her own dilemmas when looking at photos of violence, pain, and suffering.
Finally, many moral judgments in particular, those that concern the first principles are not subject to systemic disagreement among competent participants.
Sanger's writings echoed ideas about inferiority and loose morals of particular races that were widespread in the contemporary United States.
We can also recognize an individual's particular moral failings, and we can recognize the particular ways an individual suffers because of those failings (Zank 2000).
In particular moral paternalism should be distinguished from legal moralism, i.e. the idea that certain ways of acting are morally wrong or degrading and may be prohibited.
The Code can be read as an attempt to pursue a particular moral project and an effort to influence behaviour through the design of a particular regime of conduct.
To choose in a particular way, one must already be fitted out with a particular moral sense or thin theory of the good.
To describe morality as a practice is not to prescribe any particular moral rule.
In my most recent published book, I defended a particular moral theory – my own version of deontological ethics – and then "applied" that theory to defend a particular moral claim: that other animals have an inherent right not to be eaten or otherwise used by humans.
That doesn't give it any particular moral authority.
Must a moral leader have particular beliefs to impart?
