Sentence examples for turns exclusively on from inspiring English sources

In Principia Ethica and elsewhere, Moore embraces the consequentialist view, mentioned above, that whether an action is morally right or wrong turns exclusively on whether its consequences are intrinsically better than those of its alternatives.

Each of the eight convictions obtained by the commissions to date has included at least one purely domestic criminal charge, and five turned exclusively on such offenses.

This however turned exclusively on the interpretation of a specific text and it is one on which I think that international law was pretty clear," he said.

The state's case and Woodfox's defense both turn exclusively on eyewitness testimony, and all the state's principal witnesses are now dead.

"It's fascinating to me that the focus has turned exclusively on sexuality, rather than salvation," Bishop Griswold said, adding that to place the former ahead of the latter as the church's main concern was idolatry.

Chapter 6 argues that contextualism has an important advantage over subject-sensitive invariantism in virtue of its ability to respect "intellectualism," the thesis that questions over whether a subject knows something turn exclusively on truth-related features of the subject's situation.

Today I'm turning exclusively to the subject of caring.

Note that the speculation about the next senator has turned almost exclusively on credentials like ethnicity, gender and geography.

It's worth nothing that Springsteen hasn't turned into an oldies act relying exclusively on decades-old hits to carry him through lucrative tours the way many of his peers have.

To avoid potential clashes, the three candidates take it in turns to campaign exclusively on particular days.

Photographer Brian Hodges turned his lens exclusively on the latter for a series of portraits shot during the 2007 fair.