Sentence examples for moral viewpoints from inspiring English sources

Haidt's book is a serious study of divergent moral viewpoints in politics and religion, but he obviously gets a kick out of confronting his subjects with the ick factor: "If you are not a liberal or libertarian Westerner," he writes in his first chapter, "you probably think it's wrong — morally wrong — for someone to have sex with a chicken carcass and then eat it".

An arguably separable tradition of liberalism, which can be traced through the British Utilitarians, Isaiah Berlin and others, stresses the pluralism of moral viewpoints but looks skeptically upon the claim that "justice" can be determined independent of social realities and historical contingencies.

I began to reconsider other black and white moral viewpoints, including abortion, welfare, LGBT groups, and more.

Its moral viewpoint is that of the Scriptures".

That at least is a moral viewpoint I can heartily endorse.

How did you, as a writer, juggle the moral viewpoint of the story?

The extent of Kingsman's troubling moral viewpoint is matched only by the determination of reviewers to overlook it.

Tawney was an ardent socialist who helped formulate the economic and moral viewpoint of Britain's Labour Party in the 1920s and '30s by his influential publications.

As with all the best satire, it's impossible to tell Oswald's own moral viewpoint, or even if he has one.

He would insist that there were more important incentives for change than money, while admitting, "OK, I'm acquisitive, but my moral viewpoint has always been left wing".

At other times, artists use tradition to offer a moral viewpoint or register dissent, like the Iranian artist Shiva Ahmadi's decorative paintings in the style of Persian miniatures.