Ethical In A Sentence

• The ethical value is not the only value of the contests.
• His ethical gospel is not devoid of grandeur.
• There yet remains the ethical argument for peace.
• The Socratic teaching is essentially ethical in character.
• The ethical substance is AA.
• The Social and Ethical Basis of the Sabbath Law.
• The ethical element in religion is subordinated to intellectual belief.
• A number of the ethical maxims of Democritus have come down to us.
• The Pythagorean ethical views were rigorous and ascetic in character.

• Warfare is becoming more and more inconsistent with the ethical spirit of the times.
• At this rate, the state rests on the ethical sentiment, and that on the religious.
• The poems are indexed under such ethical subjects as courage, humility, etc.
• The finite, from which the start is now made, is the real ethical self-consciousness.
• The ethical system of Plato appears to be a strict deduction from his physical.
• It is again a case of "Puppensuenden" being expanded till they seem ethical monstrosities.
• Of course, Bob knew that, as an abstract ethical principle, it is wrong to fight.
• But the Arya-Samaj has not been content to assert the ethical perfection of the Vedas.
• Much more justified than such ethical objections are the fears which move entirely in the causal sphere.
• There are the strongest ethical and religious reasons for refusing to accept this unproved and unprovable dogma.
• They never proclaimed that organized slaughter was a sane method of settling international disputes or ethical questions.
• Or it is the bare skeleton which is to be clothed upon by the softer and fuller outlines of the social tissues and the ethical organs.
• Surely ethical questions are as well worthy of investigation as purely physical or mechanical ones, and yet we ignore them most ignominiously.
• People whose ethical standards would not permit them to listen at, or peep through, a keyhole, often engage in this telephonic eavesdropping.
• Dean Brown once said to the writer that there is a great deal of pietism that is utterly wanting in ethical quality, and that is true.
• One of the crying sins of to-day is that professions of righteous living in accordance with Christian ethical ideals are not taken seriously.
• Nevertheless the ethical teaching of Socrates was founded upon a theory of knowledge, which is quite simple, but extremely important.
• And it is clearly something great and good, something valuable, and already possessing, by implication we may say, an ethical character.
• It was but the "medicine-dance" of a very old Greek tribal settlement, perhaps from the first with an ethical element.
• In the first place, if religion is to become powerfully effective in this direction, it must take a really ethical view of God.
• Here Man first shows his superiority to nature, or enters on his properly ethical function, by transforming the physical world into his possession.
• Socrates openly deprecated such speculations and considered all such knowledge comparatively worthless as against ethical knowledge, the knowledge of man.
• It probably did not occur to Lucretius and Vergil to ask whether this new philosophy encouraged a higher or a lower ethical standard.
• The ethical mandarin, Kautsky, ought to take these circumstances into account, and accuse our forefathers, not us.
• But from such a causal point of view, we should not underestimate the manifold good which can come from the causal effect of religious and ethical ideas.
• With its ethical and religious implications he had not concerned himself; and so it was not permitted in his later days to interfere with a deep respect for the essentials of religion.
• But they were all part of the formulated necessities of business which largely decreed that the exercise of humane and ethical considerations was incompatible with the zealous pursuit of wealth.
• There is a clear statement of the value to the child of the type of story which specifically teaches a certain ethical lesson and also the kind of story that has no moral to offer.
• In the second place, in our religious efforts at world-organization we must entertain and put in practice a far more ethical conception of man than we have in the past.
• The fundamental ethical act is appropriation by labour, and the first ethical world is the creation of an economic system, the institution of property.
• Now most of the conflict between narrowness and breadth of sympathy to which religion gives rise is due to wrong conceptions of the ethical nature of God.

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