Sentence examples for of moral condition from inspiring English sources

He also contends that Kant's account does not offer an adequate explanation of why any features of the outward appearance should be taken as an expression of moral condition.

Schiller's first goal in "On Grace and Dignity" is to show that Kant's account of the ideal of beauty is not sufficiently precise in its account of what aspects of human beauty can be taken as an expression of the moral condition of a human being.

Adultery was for him the perfect example of the moral condition of the suburban middle class: the source of a wickedly exciting kind of pleasure and a terrible kind of guilt.

Thirdly, Because they present the best indications of the moral condition of society.

"Every morning through the 1730s, Richardson rose early and, by light of the dawning day, or else candle and lamp, peered at his own countenance for information on the progress or retreat of his moral condition".

This solicitude is a "'critical' solicitude that has passed through the double test of the moral conditions of respect and the conflicts arising therefrom.

They warned that the film would "damage the health and moral condition of veterans of the war, victims of the blockade, and all who respect the memory of dead Soviet soldiers".

What remains awake in his soul of a better life puts the moral condition of slavery in the harshest possible light.

Notice that in this role, legality is not a moral filter, a moral condition of validity of norms.

One very influential approach along these lines, known as the "four principles" of bioethics, attempts to describe a set of minimum moral conditions on the behaviour of health care professionals.

The perfection and moral condition of a State is dependent upon the degree of citizenship in its membership.