Sentence examples for Morally challenging from inspiring English sources
Such is presumably the basis on which the novel's publisher bills it as "a morally challenging read".
And for a good, meaty adventure story, Philip Reeve's Mortal Engines (Scholastic, £12.99) is a fantastic read - as thrilling as it is morally challenging.
Greengrass, his cast and associates have consulted the families of the victims at all stages of making the picture, and they have produced a sober, unsensational film that is at once dramatically involving and morally challenging.
Public health resources are always in short supply and priority setting in public health policy and practice is always morally challenging.
Regardless, adapting the internet into our society to fit and wrestle our morally challenging borders requires not just an overflow of cultural and contextual relevant opportunities but an inclusive internationalization of Internet governance inclusive of all nations, and not regulated on geographical, racial, sexual, or individual basis to assure a complete internet breakthrough in Africa.
Morally challenging and never an easy watch, but meticulously researched and staged.
And the lower the cultural form, or the ticket price, or -- let's just say it -- the presumed education level of the typical viewer, the more depictions of violence are suspected of inducing mindless emulation in their audiences, who will soon re-enact the mayhem like morally challenged monkeys, unlike the viewers of, say, "Titus Andronicus," about whose moral intelligence society is confident.
But to others, he is a morally challenged provocateur.
To be sure, it can sometimes appear that Soderberg sees one sex as being more morally challenged than the other.
After "Arrested Development" ended in 2006, Ms. Walter went on to play similarly morally challenged characters on series like "Archer" and "90210".
That saga of couples testing their relationships against the lure of sexy singles piled up ratings with young viewers, even as advertisers fled its morally challenged premise.
