morally造句

I think it's the words "morally repugnant".

It not only was wrong morally.

But to give up is not morally permissible.

The conscience prevents us from doing morally bad things.

It may be calamitous on the bank balance, but is it so morally reprehensible?

You want to know if it is morally OK to fire someone for being annoying.

So the premise basically says, "active euthanasia is morally acceptable," just like the conclusion does.

But Lawrence's statement implies far more than this, both morally and artistically.

It would assure that federal antitrust prosecutions can imprison only people who are morally culpable.

Secondly , innovate new systems , integrate rule constitutionally and morally and pursue value materialization and strengthen the system construction.

The challenge is not, of course, to point out how morally backward so many Christians were just 200 years ago.

Whether or not such presumed consent is morally right, it does not solve the supply problem, in Spain or elsewhere.

Education must serve the needs of socialist modernization, be integrated with productive labor, and train builders and successors who are well developed morally, intellectuall and physically.

More recently however they have also been blamed for a self-indulgence that has left the country financially, socially and even morally crippled.

In the late 1990s HBO pioneered an intelligent, patient style of storytelling that gloried in loose ends and morally ambiguous characters, a style "the Sopranos" came to epitomise.

The researchers are also doing a study on the role of the right TPJ in judgments of people who are morally lucky or unlucky.

That this tactic is morally, rather than academically, motivated is made very clear by the fact that there is no corresponding border region just above the class boundary;

So, Kaufman says that the pagan worldview is one of an amoral universe ; Not a moral universe; not an immoral universe; but an amoral universe. It is morally neutral.

But Jews too young to have watched Israel rout three Arab armies in six days in 1967 are less likely to see it as heroic, morally superior, in need of help, or even relevant.

A referee traduced, a nation conned, a morally demented coach, an unrepentant perpetrator, supine governing bodies, a contagion of embarrassment across France: all in all, a grand night in Paris.

When we find somebody lying, we get angry, we feel we've been betrayed or violated or insulted in some way, and the liar is regarded as deceptive, deficient, morally at fault.

Negotiations were treated less as a means of reconciling our ideals with our interests than as a trap to entangle us in the endless quarrels of a morally questionable world.