Sentence examples for moral unanimity from inspiring English sources

Although worldwide acceptance of human rights has been increasing rapidly in recent decades (see 4. Universal Human Rights in a World of Diverse Beliefs and Practices), worldwide moral unanimity about human rights does not exist.

That's why news interviews with families of the victims show a wide range of opinion; it's impossible to secure moral and emotional unanimity on a decision that will blast open deep wounds and activate the irremediable pain of loss.

Awareness of the rich critical literature from that period had faded away by 1987, effaced by the decision's celebrated unanimity and moral weight.

The moral equality of persons generates this unanimity requirement.

First, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court had held that "…only when a given policy is so obviously for or against the public health, safety, morals, or welfare that there is virtual unanimity of opinion in regard to it, that a court may constitute itself the voice of the community in declaring" that a contract is against public policy". Olympus Corp. v. Canady.

For him, "groupthink" indicated "the deterioration in mental efficiency, reality testing, and moral judgments as a result of group pressures" towards conformity, unanimity and so on.

"This is an area in which there is surprising unanimity in the Jewish community, because of the strong moral imperative to heal," said Laurie Zoloth, a professor of medical ethics and religion at the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University.

This kind of open rebellion is unheard of in Bush's Washington, where party loyalty gets confused with moral rectitude, and where Republicans generally speak with a kind of bland, Orwellian unanimity.

Unanimity, Unanimity, Unanimity.

Unanimity still proved elusive.

The unanimity was striking.