Sentence examples for more abstract moral from inspiring English sources
In more abstract moral terms, there are also complications.
Elsewhere, a more abstract aesthetic is at work, though there are hints of moral drama here, too.
It is arguable that Sidgwick, too, gave most weight to intuitions about abstract moral principles like those Moore cited in Ethics, citing more concrete judgements only in ad hominem arguments against opponents.
The moral question posed by this new form of remote warfare is more abstract and has only recently begun to receive critical examination by philosophers and ethicists.
Finally, different people are likely to reach different levels of moral thinking in their lives, raising the possibility that some people may never reach the later, more abstract, stages.
It might be replied that the level at which absolutism applies is different, and this is true since the absolutist endorses specific moral prohibitions such as that on murder or torture whereas the other theories are usually absolute at a more abstract level.
Others were more abstract.
"It's more abstract, more about mankind".
"The abstract is more powerful the more abstract it is".
"It's more abstract, angular".
