Sentence examples for morality it does from inspiring English sources

Solipsistic in its suffering and narcissistic in its impulses, it promotes itself as the upholder of principles it does not keep, and a morality it does not practise.

Because evolutionary naturalism proposes an empirical account of morality, it does not require morality to exist objectively; Linville considers the view that this will lead to moral scepticism or antirealism.

Science can guide our morality, but it does not determine it.

Now that we find ourselves compelled to talk about morality again, it does not seem clear to whom we should turn for guidance.

Kin selection among Belding ground squirrels or honeybees may inform our understanding of the evolution of morality, but it does not map or determine human behavior.

But for a Calliclean like Nietzsche, it is part of the very appeal of morality that it does thwart the flourishing of higher men.

Hence the privilege of his view: it embraces as an evaluative standard the only thing in life that (in fact) has value (namely power), and employs this "objective measure of value" in the revaluation (e.g., by criticizing Christian morality because it does not maximize "power").

Respectability politics may talk about character and morality, but it does it an injustice.

Yet, while "Our Lady of the Assassins" has none of the coilings and contradictions that mark the morality of "L.I.E.," it does boast one scene that Michael Cuesta cannot match.

However, there is a sense of "morality" such that it does refer to a code of conduct adopted by an individual for his own use, but which he does not require to be adopted by anyone else.

Morality therefore applies, as it does to all human activity.