Sentence examples for utilitarian task from inspiring English sources
Is life a utilitarian task?
Garden Maze and Pine Tree, also traditional, complete a collection that illustrates how, in skilled hands like those of Mrs. Adams, the utilitarian task of making bed covers could be elevated to an art form.
With LifePrint, described as an "app-enabled wireless photo printer," the idea is that photo printing could become a part of our modern mobile, social ecosystem, instead of the utilitarian task it was in the past.
Jonasson has created a perfect world in which, by performing utilitarian tasks, you also perform aesthetic ones.
Meanwhile, other highly ranked apps like those from The Weather Channel, Weather Underground, AccuWeather, WeatherBug and others perform their utilitarian tasks as promised, but their designs feel a little less-than-current.
There was a clear division evident in the data between the way support was sought and used for, on one hand, the utilitarian tasks of maintaining a household and the mundane activities of daily living (including some of the more utilitarian tasks of caring for the PWD) and, on the other, the taking of responsibility for the care and wellbeing of the PWD.
Now, critics of utilitarianism from William Whewell (1794 1866) to David Lyons more recently have taken Mill and subsequent liberal utilitarians to task for trying to have their utilitarian cake and eat their liberalism too.
Recognizing whether one is in one of those situations thus becomes the principal recognitional task for the utilitarian agent.
Utilitarian judgment was assessed with the moral judgment task before and after tDCS.
In their study, Koenigs et al. (2007) described lesioned patients as characterized by deficits in decision-making tasks, namely they produced an abnormally utilitarian pattern of judgments on moral dilemmas endorsing highly emotionally aversive behaviors despite an undamaged social knowledge of normative conduct [39].
If they are accepted, the non-utilitarian who relies on commonsense intuitions faces the unpleasant task of arguing that personal force or distance are, after all, morally relevant considerations.
