Sentence examples for not very moral from inspiring English sources

Non-ideal theory is concerned with guidelines for action and moral thinking in a world that is not very moral at all, and Schapiro 2006 takes up a traditional Kantian test case, that of the murderer at the door.

Not because I'm very moral, far from that.

Its moral is not very useful for day-to-day work, in philosophy or anything else — what are you supposed to do with it?

Some reviewers also found the combat behavior of the splicers lacking in diversity (and their A.I. behavior not very well done), and the moral choice too much "black and white" to be really interesting.

My private life was middle-bohemian - hippyish and hedonistic, if not candidly debauched; but I was very moral when it came to literary criticism.

Furthermore, some philosophers have noted (Wolf 1982) that despite the traditional aura associated with saintly action, "moral saints" are not very attractive human characters and most of us do not take them as role models for the way we lead our lives.

He's a very moral man, even though not many people can see that and his films show that very clearly.

The speech that he delivered at his installation in April 1866 was not very remarkable in itself, but its tone of high moral exhortation made it an immediate success.

"She's very moral," a friend said recently, and it was not a compliment.

And whatever its strengths, science is not very useful for sorting them out, and not very good at providing moral guidance.

"I don't think the president's pursuit of this war is a very moral or godly thing," he says.