Sentence examples for morally indifferent from inspiring English sources
Actions neither required nor forbidden by the moral law, or that do not affect morality, are called morally indifferent.
According to Grosseteste, this capacity to choose morally indifferent alternatives underlies our capacity for moral choice when it is present, though he provides little explanation of how it does so.
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People who regularly point that out, or who are in any way restrained by such considerations, tend to be reviled as morally indifferent.
If you believe that stories are the most appropriate form of reason-giving, then those who use conventions and technical accounts will seem morally indifferent — regardless of whether you agree with them.
While fiction films such as Sicario offer glossy, morally indifferent depictions of life at the border, Western zeroes in on the delicate patterns of life in any small town, to underline the absurdity of the steel and paperwork that divides these two communities.
Overall, Rosenberg emerges from the diaries as weak, vain and petulant, as well as morally blind and indifferent to the suffering he caused.
Art is morally powerful because it is indifferent to moral praise and blame.
Both Camus and Monod, Dr. Carroll writes, were concerned with the same fundamental problem: how to act morally, even heroically, in a random, indifferent universe.
In a moral climate, a person is more likely to have this other-regarding sentiment, but in a society where trust that others will not harm us is lacking, we are likely to lose it and develop virtue-derailing sentiments, first becoming indifferent to harming others, then morally numb, then eventually evil beings.
