Sentence examples for moral science from inspiring English sources

Economics is a "moral science," Keynes wrote.

In Cambridge University, philosophy is called "moral science"—and there is no oxymoron in this appellation.

(Prior to the twentieth century, economics was considered a "moral science").

In another remarkable formulation, Keynes wrote: "Economics is essentially a moral science".

After residence in Edinburgh and London, he returned to Cambridge in 1911 to become a lecturer in moral science.

He created a methodology for moral science that combined empirically based social theory with normative moralising.

"I liked the name moral sciences," he says.

In the nineteenth century, their fields had been considered closely related branches of the "moral sciences".

At Newnham College, Cambridge, from 1960 to 1963, Sheila read moral sciences and history.

She studied moral sciences and after graduating she lectured in psychology at Westfield College.

1957 Graduates from Emmanuel College, Cambridge, with a degree in moral sciences.