Sentence examples for whatever moral from inspiring English sources

Whatever moral rules you have deliberately proposed to yourself.

Otherwise, he says, they might have forfeited whatever moral authority they enjoyed over their Communist foes.

But whatever moral authority this bill had it has now lost.

Characters' actions don't always make sense, and neither does whatever moral the show seems so desperately to be preaching.

It is 50 years this month since that simplistic view of the world lost whatever moral purchase it may once have had.

As editorialists gravely lament the decline of civility on both sides, the Democrats seem to have lost whatever moral advantage accrued to being the party of moderation.

Re. "Commentary: Blame the Great Society for out-of-wedlock births Dec. 21: Dr. R. Claire Friend's article was very good, informative and eye-opening to the extent that whatever morals we once had regarding giving birth and being married have flown out the proverbial window.

Whether or not computers can be programmed to make moral decisions (whatever those moral decisions may be), they can most certainly be trained and programmed for safety.

On the basis of evidence of this kind, some such as Sissela Bok (1995) and Michael Walzer (1994) have proposed that there is a universal minimal morality, whatever other moral differences there may be.

Moral realists are committed to holding, though, that to whatever extent moral claims might have other uses and might be made by people with indefensible accounts of moral facts, some moral claims, properly understood, are actually true.

Whatever our moral convictions, we cannot condone his murder.