Sentence examples similar to this seems ethical from inspiring English sources

It seems ethical to assume sentience, and extend rights rather than limit them.

Honestly, he should have spoken those two words that, even when most obviously true, no American public figure seems ethical enough to say: "I lied".

Any constructive suggestions for alternatives to observational studies would be appreciated; the only alternative we know of, randomizing pregnant women to receive phthalates (or not), hardly seems ethical.

He was effective and seemed ethical.

"Fewer than one in four students who begin an online M.B.A. ever graduate, and it didn't seem ethical to me to take someone's money up front, knowing that most of them won't finish".

Most seem ethical, he said.

It would seem ethical to perform a large randomized trial of aspirin vs. any of the OAC medications in patients whose recommended OAC strategy would be different using CHA2DS2-VASC vs. CHADS2 scoring systems.

In a general sense, this seems a reasonable and ethical position, and upon further analysis, I realized I supported many of the document's claims, but not at all for the reasons given by the document.

This seems to raise the ethical stakes concerning properties of decomposability of indices or separability of social welfare functions, which are usually considered in economics merely as convenient conditions simplifying the functional forms (although separability may also be justified by the subsidiarity principle, according to which unconcerned individuals need not have a say in a decision).

Providing such patients the opportunity to maintain sexual desire seems amazingly ethical and societally positive.

That seems like ethical work on the side of good to me.