Sentence examples for moral persons from inspiring English sources
The exercise of political power is founded in a moral relationship between moral persons that recognizes and affirms the moral personality of each citizen.
As citizens, our duty is not necessarily to be perfect moral persons.
Just as individual human beings have autonomy and the right of self-determination, states are properly construed as "moral persons" with similar rights to control their own destinies.
Thus, the English author William A. Mackinnon defined it as "that sentiment on any given subject which is entertained by the best informed, most intelligent, and most moral persons in the community".
Those with FMS are often called "moral persons".
Thus, for French, corporations are both legal and moral persons, and hence moral agents in their own right.
"What I can tell you about Bradley Manning is a very moral person," Coombs says: And that morality was with him from the beginning..
These challenges can be a cause of self-reflection, questioning of personal identity, and alteration of self-identification as a moral person (Hunt et al. 2011).
"I consider myself a very moral person," he said.
"Your grandfather is an extremely moral person," Fran said.
