Sentence examples for rich moral from inspiring English sources

Taking all these distinctive features together, it is fair to say that Confucianism offers an especially rich moral psychology (see Nivison, 1996, for several influential essays on moral psychology in comparative perspective, including "Motivation and Moral Action in Mencius," "Philosophical Voluntarism in Fourth-Century China," "Two Roots or One?" and "Xunzi on 'Human Nature'").

The lunar enslavement forces a choice between murder and death — a much richer moral quandary.

In taking the question "What sort of person ought I to be?" as fundamental, virtue ethics entails a richer moral psychology than its rivals.

It therefore becomes necessary to question whether in the era of biotechnology the language of rights alone can enable achievement of the respect we desire for all individuals, or whether the moral goods to which we aspire require a richer moral language and greater emphasis on social justice?

As with his previous books, McKay surmised, "Macintyre has no problem delivering a colourful narrative rich in moral ambiguities".

It was in plain English, but rich with moral weight and haunted emotion, and conventional up to a point, then not.

Stephanie Pincetl, director of the California Centre for Sustainable Communities, told The Los Angeles Times: "The problem lies, in part, in the social isolation of the rich, the moral isolation of the rich".

This is another classic that has become overfamiliar in other media; the original is rather rich in moral ambiguities, and sometimes discussions of these took us dangerously close to the Ten O'Clock News.

Not only do the rich have moral obligations to act generously, but the poor also have rights against the rich.

Sheikha Moza told her audience that young Muslims needed to be able find a "new modernity" showing their religion as a "rich, living moral tradition".

The rich, "thick" moral values are discernible only within particular traditions, to those who have wholeheartedly endorsed the norms and standards of the given tradition.