Sentence examples similar to principled morality from inspiring English sources
As earlier mentioned, "On Grace and Dignity" has traditionally been read as a critique of Kant's moral theory rather than of his aesthetics, arguing for greater moral significance for feelings in line with our principled commitment to morality than Kant acknowledges.
This serves as a principled ground for leaving morality free from legal enforcement.
The perfectionist, as we have seen, denies there is anything in the nature of morality itself that should impose principled limits on the law's pursuit of moral goals: such limits are thought rather to get in via the back door, through reflection on the nature of coercion.
It raises followers to higher levels of morality and to "more principled levels of judgement" (Burns 1978, p.455) and transcends followers' own interests for the sake of collective interests.
(Grossman, $10). Depressing conclusions about civil‐service morality as revealed by case studies of principled resignations.
Strong, detailed, clear, principled.
Note the "principled" part.
