Sentence examples for pace of moral progress from inspiring English sources

The pace of moral progress has accelerated in the last few decades.

It has become a way to experience the illusion of moral progress without having to do the nasty work of making moral judgments.

The experience of the world wars thus made it especially difficult to view states as agents of moral progress.

He has offered a materialist account of moral progress.

In every case the verdict was overwhelmingly for the reconstruction aides, a verdict not only of physical progress, but also a verdict of moral progress.

We need to speed up the pace of moral improvement urgently to prevent the powerful output of technological progress being misused with catastrophic results.

What is the cause of this moral progress?

"Civilization" was not just a marker of material improvement, but also a normative judgment about the moral progress of society.

Second, it refers to Darwin's conception of moral virtue and moral progress, topics about which he, like many Victorians, thought a good deal.

Actual physical exploration of the spirit realm thus seemed, to some, a realizable ambition, given the pace of human progress.

Unfortunately, the current emphasis on non-fiction, at the expense of reading literature, may slow the pace of our progress.