Sentence examples for without moral principles from inspiring English sources

(Lewis later embedded these ideas in a novel, That Hideous Strength [1945], which depicts England being taken over by a totalitarian force that has almost unlimited power and uses it without moral principles of restraint).

The answer, I think, is that we suppose that without moral principles there could be no such thing as the difference between right and wrong.

"China simply cares about practicality and realpolitik without much concern for moral principles," he says.

While Mr. Wogaman was the main draw, the opening session was marked by discussions on how best to infuse the practice of law with religious and moral principles without breaching the Constitutional separation of church and state.

It is also extremely unlikely that casuistry could be developed into a completely freestanding method without any connection to moral principles or a larger ethical vision.

With regard to moral reasoning, while there are some self-styled "anti-theorists" who deny that abstract structures of linked generalities are important to moral reasoning (Clarke, et al. 1989), there are few who argue that moral reasoning can be well conducted without any appeal to moral principles.

To determine one's moral principles without religion, one must assume that there is, in fact, a "correct" personal set of moral principles.

You can't have integrity without honesty, supported by strong moral principles – and how could you provide excellent social care without that?

"Foreign policy is bounded by circumstance; it is, as Bismarck noted, 'the art of the possible,'thehe science of the relative.' When moral principles are applied without regard to historical conditions, the result is usually an increase in suffering rather than its amelioration".

"How can we remain silent when even food has become the object of speculation or is linked to a market that, without any regulation and deprived of moral principles, appears linked solely to an objective of profit?" he asked delegates.

Not moral principles, but epistemic first principles.