Sentence examples for scientific moral from inspiring English sources

Evidently the subject touches on many issues of importance that deserve to be discussed, bringing to bear personal, scientific, moral, philosophical, and other insights on either side.

Writing to the New Scientist last September, New Zealand's commissioner to the IWC, Sir Geoffrey Palmer, said the arguments against killing whales were "scientific, moral and ethical".

The various uses of language political, scientific, moral, religious, aesthetic, and others represent so many purposes through which experience is described and interpreted.

While scientific, moral, and social experiences may differ in subject matter, the method of thought functioning "in the experimental determinations of future consequences" remains the same for all inquiry.

Philosophy shows that there is no difference in principle between scientific, moral and aesthetic appreciation.

To my father this audacious step captured the essence of scientific moral responsibility.

There are both scientific and moral reasons that impel scientists to choose the simplest animal system that will give them the result they seek.

It covers scientific, historical, moral, political and personal aspects of Oppenheimer's life, conveying his arrogance, brilliance, self-destructiveness and lady-killing charisma.

In one article, Reisman describes Kinsey as "a scientific and moral fraud, a certifiable sexual psychopath as well as a sadomasochistic pornography addict and a sexually harassing bully".

As suggested by the prevalence in philosophical discussion of composite labels such as scientific realism, moral realism, and modal realism, realism need not be a global thesis.

Readers who are not intimately familiar with Levi's literary, scientific and moral achievements will not find them easily approachable here.