Sentence examples for sound morality from inspiring English sources

Sulzer does not make the mistake of thinking that the experience of fine art, valuable as it can be for sound morality and politics, can substitute for a direct grasp of sound principles of morality and politics.

14. NFL owners measure revenue as the most important judge of league success -- not high integrity or sound morality. .

Let those materials be molded into general intelligence, sound morality and, in particular, a reverence for the constitution and laws.

20 To return to Douglas, the second problem with his account is that we would need to be pretty sure that 'the reduction in the degree to which the emotion was experienced' could be precisely targeted only on strong aversions to things it is bad to have strong aversions to and not on things to which strong aversions are constitutive of sound morality.

For him the middle-class Protestant ethic of hard work, thrift, and sobriety was conducive to wholesome family life and sound public morality.

Mastras said he particularly enjoyed that the character tries to convince Walter to buy a gun legally because, "I like the aspect that you've got this black market dealer who in an ironic way is the sound of morality here".

True philosophy (i.e., sound metaphysics) aids morality by providing grounds for assurance that in the end happiness is directly proportioned to merit.

All sense of morality, sound judgement and respect for the dead was bypassed by the God-awful, eye-stinging stench gathering around us.

Whether or not it is a sound principle of political morality, it is a principle that both responds to the fact of reasonable pluralism and is available to the political perfectionist.

It has also been argued that contexts in which market values dominate leave little room for morality and sound values [ 34].

As great as this system sounds, all this Japanese morality could actually land you in trouble as well.