Sentence examples for morally appropriate from inspiring English sources

Morality, in this second sense the determination of the morally appropriate "uses' of entire classes of persons presents a problem for the evolutionary ethicist.

Zenon Szablowinski (2011) concurs, arguing that a failure to self forgive may be detrimental to a wrongdoers moral and psychological well-being, and that such forgiveness is morally appropriate when a wrongdoer's guilt, shame, or self-loathing reach significantly high levels.

Rakić [ 21, 39] however argues that making moral bioenhancement obligatory would deprive us of an essential part of our human existence, that is, the freedom "for us acting intentionally in a morally appropriate manner" ([ 21]: 248)], and therefore advocates voluntary moral enhancement.

Rather, such moral theories can only claim that to care for another "in a fully morally appropriate manner" requires caring for him "simply as a human being, i.e., independent of any special connection or attachment one has with him" (Blum 1993, 206).

Are these vengeful feelings morally appropriate?

It is not medically or morally appropriate.

Ms. Stout said that the death penalty was a morally and "biblically appropriate" punishment because it served the victims' families.

What is needed is a more systematic examination of the morally and socially appropriate criteria for deciding how to divide the limited resources available for biomedical research.

While these and other advertisements do not violate any laws, legal experts and personal injury lawyers who are involved in ferry suits say that some dangle at the edge of what is morally and ethically appropriate after a fatal accident.

In sum, moral emotions discourage inappropriate (i.e., morally incorrect) and reinforce appropriate (i.e., morally correct) behavior.

Appropriate and morally perfect actions do not differ in content, but only in the total mental state of the agent performing them.