Sentence examples for wise morally from inspiring English sources

Instead, she's a grown-up's fantasy, the preternaturally wise, morally pure agent of a troubled adult's salvation.

The Confucians held that the remedy to China's turmoil and chaos lay in wise and morally excellent rulers that moral excellence would ripple downwards from the top and create harmony and prosperity.

I also think he's wise and morally complicated.

And he also called on the Israelis to "freeze temporarily all settlement construction" on the West Bank as "politically wise and morally right".

He didn't go so far as to actually commute any death sentences sentences to life, and that politically pragmatic choice mirrors his administration's financially wise but morally inept decision to return the drugs to the wholesaler.

This is why I reflect upon the Constitution of the Utopians, so wise, so morally irreproachable, among whom with the fewest possible laws all is regulated for the good of all, in such a way that merit is rewarded; and that, in a sharing from which no one is excluded, everyone has nonetheless a large part".

In general, cultivating trust is only morally wise if trusting would be wise in the circumstances, which in turn would depend on whether factors are present that roughly indicate that trust would be justified.

He has not given up his strong principle of beneficence, but he has suggested that it might be morally wise and most productive to publicly advocate a lower standard that is, a weakened principle of beneficence.

We get to feel wiser and smarter and more morally sure.

It's the morally right and politically wise thing to do.

As Aristotle taught, people do not naturally or spontaneously grow up to be morally excellent or practically wise.