Sentence examples for moral suitable from inspiring English sources

That's a moral suitable for the Fourth of July.

That's a moral suitable for the Fourth of July. Louis Menand, a staff writer since 2001, was awarded the National Humanities Medal in 2016.

Philosophy distorted the human by enshrining reason; religion distorted the human by enshrining a moral code suitable only for slaves.

First, society-based constructivism holds that societies need their members to endorse some suitable moral code in order to facilitate cooperation.

Some judge it a poetically effective closure as it stands, others believe that Lucretius would, had he lived, at least have completed it with a suitable moral.

The former concerns what comprises a suitable basis for moral appraisal of an agent.

We will assess reasons for thinking that none of these categories provide suitable objects of moral knowledge, treating them in reverse order.

Moreover, there is a close connection between a person's natural "complexion" or character, which is inborn and not afterwards modifiable, and moral virtue, which needs a suitable terrain in order to take root and prosper.

Because of human limitations and failings, one cannot build a suitable and coherent moral system of beliefs those virtues must derive from a divine source and their reward from perceiving the infinite love of God at the root of all things.

Like I said, I think the Y.A. genre is typically defined by very straightforward moral messages, ones that are deemed "suitable" for children, even if the subject matter deals with more grown-up topics (like sex or drinking).

Another line of objection to rule-consequentialism has focused on its idea that the considerations that determine moral right and wrong must be suitable for public acknowledgement.