Sentence examples for primary moral from inspiring English sources

In his view, touch is the primary moral experience: it is morality as we experience it in the first instance in the actual world.

For many people, the primary moral issue becomes not controlling women's sexuality, but ending their oppression.

Clinton, on the other hand, has hedged and pandered on the primary moral questions that confront America today: the war in Iraq and a just peace between Israel and the Palestinians.

"Part of what might be happening," he said, "is, you reach a new millennium and find some leftover questions that did not get resolved and then become the primary moral issues".

The primary moral responsibility for the realization of human rights must rest with those who shape and impose this order: the governments and peoples of the most powerful and affluent countries.

The fundamental change, demanded by the dictatorships and agreed to in practice by the democracies, is that the internal policies of persecution by the rulers, and the rights of the governed, are not a primary moral or economic consideration of the world.

Thus, Arendt's analysis of the history of Nazism in Origins thwarted the originary intuition, and the primary moral-philosophical claim, of Life that human thinking is a safeguard against evil.

One of the primary morals of Barbauld's lessons is that individuals are part of a community; in this she was part of a tradition of female writing that emphasised the interconnectedness of society.

Take the album closer, "The Fighter," which is a vote for Jon Bon Jovi — frontman, primary songwriter, moral center — as introspective troubadour.

Philosophers have long debated which is (or should be) primary in moral judgment.

It established art's primary value as moral, not monetary; instrumental, not formal.