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  • Rightness of an action by its outcome.
  • Her failure, tho, has a poetic rightness in this double bill.
  • Rightness for a prayer as the light fails for another day.
  • Consider again the passage where he says that a right act has the greatest balance of prima facie rightness.
  • Consider again the passage where he says that a right act has the greatest balance of prima facie rightness.
  • Rightness of things.
  • These days a majority tend to judge the rightness of an action by its outcome.
  • Second, we have not been provided with criteria for moral rightness.
  • We can do this by claiming that what is intuited is the prima facie rightness of acts and general principles about prima facie rightness of acts and general principles about prima facie rightness.
  • True defenders of the free world should recognize the need to question the rightness of our actions, and this satire does this brilliantly.
  • Even tho we may feel quite inadequate to bear it, we cannot but sense its essential rightness.
  • Rightness of a position?
  • These people saw the moral rightness of our case and swelled our ranks in london in feb 2003.
  • You can't have moral debate when the cornerstone of that debate believes in nothing but his own ineffable rightness.
  • Rightness of a particular case.
  • It is often a hard thing too decide the rightness or wrongness of any single macro policy move.
  • Whether, more particularly, it have an independent rightness of its own, or it be right only because god wills it?
  • Again research is beginning to confirm the rightness of what i did.

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