Sentence examples for use of moral from inspiring English sources

Not only is endorsing a moral error theory consistent with the continued use of moral terms (as in "Nothing is morally wrong"), it is even consistent with the continued use of atomic moral claims (such as "Stealing pears is wrong").

Nietzsche cast suspicion on the use of moral intuition, which Kant used as the foundation of his morality, arguing that it has no normative force in ethics.

Foucault is, then, right: psychiatric practice makes essential use of moral (and other evaluative) judgments.

That is despite the government's use of moral suasion to get companies to hike basic pay in annual wage negotiations with unions this spring.

So powerful is this propaganda for the prepubescent form that it has colonised our use of moral language: apparently, "being good" means eating salad, and chocolate cakes are preposterously described as "devil food".

Army studies and interviews also suggest a link between the rising rate of desertions and the expanding use of moral waivers to recruit people with poor academic records and low-level criminal convictions.

Look at how the uses of moral language have been pressed into service in recent weeks and you'll find that they do not concern mere private behaviour but the point at which individual actions have consequences for wider society.

If there is no proposition expressed in normal predicative uses of moral expressions we eliminate one candidate for a constant element that generates relations of implication with other expressions embedding the same form of words.

They do nothing to attack Thrasymachus' initial debunking theses about the effects of just behaviour and the uses of moral language; in fact these are never really challenged, unless you count a strikingly perfunctory appendix to the argument in Book X 612a-3ee).

Interestingly, we have also seen that some exogenous payoffs to signaling may cause different populations to evolve different uses of "moral signals" and corresponding "moral norms".

Openly to embrace such aspirations involves the use of a moral vocabulary, of which we should cease to be ashamed.