Sentence examples for rightness without from inspiring English sources

So if rightness were given a real definition purely in terms of base properties, then it would again be clear why there could be no difference in rightness without a difference in base properties.

Assuming that natural and supernatural properties are among the base properties, the supervenience of rightness on the base properties would be easily explained on this view: because rightness is a base property, on this view, there clearly cannot be a difference in rightness without some difference in base properties.

They care for and share with others out of a sense of rightness, without any thought of personal reward.

"Culture has thus laid the ground for bad outcomes, for instance where management are so convinced of their rightness that they hurtle for the cliff without questioning the direction of travel".

Mr. Glassner may not be the tidiest of researchers or arguers, but he gets to the heart of something deeply wrong on the national food scene: Most of us want the right food to make us healthy and wise as individuals and as a society, without trusting ourselves to know rightness.

Maximizing utility may be what makes an action right, but it is distinct from rightness itself.

I think this is because his mind is a flawed prism through which the blended light of reason, trust, rightness of purpose, and personal accountability cannot enter without being corrupted, distorted, and discolored.

This astonishing reversal of fortunes could never have happened without his unyielding belief in his own rightness, his refusal to accept defeat anywhere and his unquenchable appetite for power.

Tom's Place - in spite of its Chelsea address, and the fact that fans of Aikens' other establishments include high rollers such as Frank Lampard - is going to have enough of a job shifting customer perceptions as it is, without also having to persuade them of the essential rightness of the dishes on its menu.

If Trump is right because he's rich, that's a lot less rightness than $10 billion.

And if rightness attaches to any of them, should we not speak of a right opinion or right pleasure; and in like manner of the reverse of rightness?