Sentence examples for rather moral from inspiring English sources

Mr Jackson's work is careful and sober; it is also, in some ways, rather moral.

Rather, moral deliberation is more like sitting before a mixing desk and adjusting all the levels until you get the balance right.

At the same time, he had to make a living, and his tales of getting and quitting jobs reveal the streak of stern pride — or rather moral rectitude — that had already grown strong inside him.

The moral values that stirred them seem not to encompass botched wars or economic injustices or environmental depredations; rather, moral values are about sexual behavior and its various manifestations and outcomes, about family structures, and about a particularly demonstrative brand of religious piety.

While shifting the guiding questions from the rather moral concerns about 'better' versus 'worse' towards the mere technical calculus of 'more' over 'less' (Dierksmeier 2011), it is said that conventional management theories are dramatically sidelining a normative orientation and a professional ethos (Crossan et al. 2013; Khurana 2007; Pfeffer and Fong 2004).

The moral authority of the common morality is thus established, according to Beauchamp and Childress, neither by means of ethical theory nor by means of a priori reasoning or reflection on the meaning of moral terms; rather, moral normativity is established historically or pragmatically through the success of these norms in all times and places in advancing the cause of human flourishing.

Rather, the moral standing that underwrites the group right is the moral standing of the several individuals who jointly hold the right.

Dawkins states, morality does not originate from the Bible, rather our moral progress informs what part of the Bible Christians accept and what they now dismiss.

I have just completed my tax return, which is usually a mathematical rather than moral exercise.

If Petronius' book has a message, it is aesthetic rather than moral.

His principal objections to British imperialism seem to have been aesthetic rather than moral.