Sentence examples for moral scheme from inspiring English sources
In a universalist moral scheme, if two people have different opinions about the morality of an action, both cannot be right -- there's only one right answer.
Katharina, by contrast, brings the ominousness to the surface, completely upending Wagner's moral scheme.
In the moral scheme of things, I don't hold fetal life and the life of a woman equally.
Adam's story is unsettling; his is such an unfamiliar perspective that we don't know how to fit him into our moral scheme.
In the moral scheme of "Tears of the Sun," however, Nigeria itself is, if not entirely irrelevant, at least a temporary convenience.
Ambivalent, vain, a target of bullying who grew into a bully, Snape, played with such subtle mastery by Alan Rickman, was a brilliantly gray exception to the black-and-white moral scheme of the Potter universe.
The British director Sam Mendes ("American Beauty," "Road to Perdition," "Revolutionary Road") has at times trapped his American characters in visual and moral schemes that hampered their freedom.
Moral schemes and emotional consistency were things Lawrence feared, seeing life as a Hegelian conflict of opposites - not just of creation and destruction, or of the self and the other, but also of man and woman, as different as sunlight and moonlight.
For a capitalist like Trump, winning the Republican nomination will be like pulling off the ultimate moral Ponzi scheme; losing simply means more speaking tours and book sales.
In Law, Legislation and Liberty he argued that the concept of "social justice" that was often invoked in defending the policies of the modern welfare state was without meaning because it focused on outcomes, rather than actions, and further that special interests are bound to manipulate such moral redistribution schemes to enrich themselves.
Konstan (2010) has argued convincingly that neither the common notion of interpersonal forgiveness that derives from Butler's view nor the traditional Christian view of it have roots in the classical Greek and Roman moral conceptual schemes.
