Sentence examples for the moral environment from inspiring English sources

"I am going to put it very bluntly: I regard the moral environment as pathological.

The wider point, on the other hand, concerns the moral environment in which artists do their work, the expectations of them nurtured by their admirers and the pedestals on which a public need for moral certainty demands that they should repose.

Similarly, say proponents of the analogy, there may be a moral rule-schema according to which members of group G may not be intentionally harmed unless p, and the moral environment sets the values of G and p. As with the first point of analogy, philosophers such as Prinz (2008) find this comparison dubious.

I regard the moral environment as pathological...these people are out to make billions of dollars and nothing should stop them from that.

We argue that the success of the 'built moral environment' of ACU with adjoining stem cell laboratories building projects intended to facilitate the 'IVF-stem cell interface' may depend not only on architecture, but also on the part such social and ethical factors play in configuration of embryos as particular kinds of moral work objects.

The state media has been championing him as "a role model for Chinese society today as the government is trying to improve the social moral environment".

It is the same moral environment in which Uefa fined the Spanish FA £45,000 for fans' racist chanting, half what Cameroon were relieved of for wearing the wrong kit in the Africa Cup of Nations that same year.

I have been thinking about the pathological moral environment of Wall Street a lot in recent days because of the piece I wrote on Friday about the connection between the kinds of trading Enron was doing in energy markets that got them in so much trouble, and what JP Morgan Chase is currently doing in energy markets.

I'm happy that he is in a safe and moral environment, but I am, at the same time, concerned that it is also harming him.

In his first New Year's address to the Czech people, Havel admitted that the years of oppression had led them to live in a "contaminated moral environment".

Teaming up with Kaminer to defend the resolution "Free Speech is threatened on campus," John McWhorter argued that "many of the things that we're being told we shouldn't even discuss, and that the mere discussion of it constitutes a space becoming unsafe, are really things which, in an intelligent and moral environment, people will reasonably have discussions about".