Sentence examples for rightness needs from inspiring English sources

Staying in alignment with your own soul means that your own sense of rightness needs to be your highest authority, not someone else's truth.

We are too full of our rightness to hear the needs of others.

In order to make any headway on transgender issues, first we have to convince others on the need, feasibility and rightness of our cause.

Helen's parents, Barbara and Ray, her sister, Sarah, and the kids need to feel a "rightness" in what we do.

A firm wanting to place strategic bets would need processes to test the rightness of the vision and the organization's ability to execute.

For this reason, McTaggart suggests that we need a 'criterion' for moral rightness, i.e., a decision-procedure such that if we follow it we are most apt to do what we ought to do.

Our choice and our own support of the rightness of our actions is what we need.

Most political arguments that focus on ideological content rather than commitment to it, end with each party's being yet more certain about their own rightness and why the other's views need to be resisted.

The strange rightness of our relationship underscores how quirky the needs of cancer patients are.

This is fragility: the frantic need to preserve the illusion of rightness at the expense of accepting the invitation to restoration.

Once a distinction is made between, on the one hand, the best procedure for making moral decisions about what to do and, on the other hand, the criteria of moral rightness and wrongness, all consequentialists can admit that we need rule-consequentialism's rules for our decision procedure.