Sentence examples for morality at large from inspiring English sources
Aristotelian virtue and natural justice or the Kantian categorical imperative (arising from reason, of course) offer philosophical bases for morality at large.
REPORTER AT LARGE about Nicaragua.
REPORTER AT LARGE about shorebirds.
REPORTER AT LARGE about stuttering.
REPORTER AT LARGE about Mongolia.
REPORTER AT LARGE about Micronesia.
REPORTER AT LARGE about penguins.
"Courts do not by definition regard [any] issue at the level of history or morality or humanity-at-large.
It has been called "a conversation-stopper" because of the deeply controversial, metaphysical assumptions undergirding the stated moral claim: that God exists, that He is the God of Christianity, that the Bible is authoritative on moral matters, that Christian morality is binding on the society at large, that it has been interpreted correctly and so forth.
While the Government cannot police morality, in a civil society, criminal law has to express and reflect public morality and concerns about harm to the society at large... .......... (ibid., emphasis mine).
David Brooks, in his column about the events at Duke University ("Virtues and Victims," April 9), tackles the questions of morality and ethics in our educational institutions and in the culture at large.
