Sentence examples for precious ethics from inspiring English sources
Both are magazines turned online media hubs, and unlike old media curmudgeons with their precious ethics, they are eager to knock down the wall separating advertising and editorial.
Rich argues that every life is precious, an ethic that doesn't vary with one's intelligence or creativity.
He reminded us of what is most precious in Jewish ethics: What is hateful to yourself, do not do to your fellow man — or, as the Mosaic book says many times, you are to treat the stranger well for "you were a stranger in a strange land".
Liberal theology, liberation theology, religious naturalism, and progressive Christian social ethics are precious to me, and these things are taught almost exclusively in liberal theological seminaries.
And irrigation ethics as water starts to be more precious than gold.
By lavishing praise on the atmosphere, heritage and ethics of a Lions tour, he also stressed how agonisingly precious a prize had been ripped from his grasp.
Liberal Judaism gives greater weight to ethics than to ritual, even though ritual, invested with thought and purpose, is most precious.
Buddhist discussions of the ethics of punishment are fairly rare, but there is an important passage about punishment in the Precious Garland (Ratnāvalī), a letter to a king from the great Buddhist philosopher Nāgārjuna.
The allegations against Tate & Lyle call into question the ethics of the sugar industry's supply chain in much the same way that the clothing and precious metals sectors have been scrutinised.
