Sentence examples for a moral answer from inspiring English sources

There has to be a moral answer".

Nonetheless, this question does have a practical and a moral answer.

If national schisms over abortion and gay marriage teach us anything, it's that there isn't always a moral answer, and the law is often at its worst when attempting to divine or impose moral consensus, as opposed to interpreting black-letter law.

If I could guarantee that I do the right act by relying on a Moral Answers Machine (and not otherwise), I ought to do so.

You admit you're "not sure what to think" about this restaurant's employment practice, which is an acceptable way to feel about an issue that lacks a straightforward moral answer; you're aware of the illegality, but those laws apply only to the owner and the workers (not the consumer).

The mayor recalled that Dr. King described nonviolence as "a sword that heals" and added, "As a practical and moral answer to the Negro's cry for justice, Dr. King has proved that this sword - nonviolent direct action - can win lasting victories".

A two-state solution is the only strategic and moral answer to the wars since 1948 that have left countless Palestinians bereft of home and dignity, living under an Israeli dominion as corrosive of its masters as it is punishing to its victims.

"The moral answer to this question is very clear: the collection has to be returned to its owners, to the Chabad in Brooklyn.

To tell some 14-year-old to come up with moral answers I don't know if they have the experience and background to do that.

Plausibly, if we directly perceive moral properties (at least partly answering the second question) then we also directly perceive that they are moral (answering the first question).

Pat moral answers, cheap forgiveness, arguments about politics, and religious platitudes or formulas offer little to someone experiencing moral injury.