Sentence examples for moral sensibilities from inspiring English sources

That offends some people's moral sensibilities.

Ultimately, these differences help to produce different moral sensibilities about mental illness".

"I feel a sense of responsibility not to offend my own moral sensibilities," he said.

Instead, she finds moral sensibilities bludgeoned by fear of corrupt authority.

Our philosophical, religious and moral sensibilities would all say that, but in fact, many people don't matter.

Lily's predicament is that she is never quite able to square those far-reaching intentions with her momentary desires and her tentative moral sensibilities.

Hayek was a consequentialist of sorts, as was Adam Smith, and yet Hayek's defense of economic freedom, like Smith's, hints at a contractarian or deontological (and also, in Smith's case, virtue-theoretic) moral sensibility that regards the separateness of persons as morally fundamental.

And "We get our moral sensibility from art.

The challenge to their moral sensibility was face-to-face.

It inevitably engages the moral sensibility of the individual justices.

Moral sensibility seems to be at work in some cases, though not in others.