Sentence examples for morally robust from inspiring English sources
The most successful scene in this morally robust play is when Mrs Warren first reveals to her daughter the truth about her compromising livelihood.
After all, if you walk out of a show you can pass yourself off as morally robust; if you fall asleep on the job, you just look like a hack.
From an ethical and implementation perspective, the process of scaling up TasP should not be conceptualized or practiced as linear, but rather as a constant feedback loop in which new evidence constantly informs morally robust practices within and during its implementation.
Still, there is a significant potential for data sharing to be further developed in a socially robust and morally responsible way across Europe.
The robust moral realist, accordingly, would think that a sentence like "Stealing is morally wrong" is either true or false, but that its truth value potentially outruns any means we know of for ascertaining it.
Abu Dhabi and any consortium of Arab state investors will be to the emirate what tax-rich governments are to western banks and will no doubt impose conditions that are economically robust but also morally punitive.
Others are more pessimistic, seeing robust possibilities for morally reasoning with one another only on the basis of deeply shared "identities" or moral commitments (e.g., Sandel 1998).
Populism's dreams of a redistribution of opportunity and wealth in America will not be realized until populism develops a robust intellectual movement that understands morally measured merit, sustainable economics, and politically viable means of instrumenting sound goals.
