Sentence examples for a moral aspect from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the juxtaposition has a moral aspect, telling us that grief is widely apportioned among us.

How conscious are you of chucking food away, and do you think there is a moral aspect to not doing so?

When challenged, he responded by citing Ben-Gurion, who said that "whoever approaches the Zionist problem from a moral aspect is not a Zionist".

With such a moral aspect to this scientific advancement, it felt odd that How to Build a Human didn't contain a fuller discussion of its subject's ethical aspects.

In it he described his conviction that money has a moral aspect and that any loss in its value will cause a corresponding loss in social and political values.

There has always been a moral aspect to green thinking, but for years, in perception at least, it was based around rather nebulous and dubious ideas such as respect for nature as a thing valuable in itself.

"We try to treat what's going on as a heavily structured legal process, but there's no denying that there's a critical moral aspect," said Daniel Richman, a professor at Columbia Law School.

A strong factor in nearly all of the CAB members' responses was the existence of an important moral aspect to their motivation to join the CAB.

His account, in which he plays the role of hero who overcomes adversity to achieve his mission, is performative, carefully crafted to signal an important moral aspect to his identity (Gabriel, 2000).

But as soon as you say you're disappointed, it takes on a whole new moral aspect".

This moral aspect to pollution in a farming context was echoed by Lowe and colleagues (Lowe et al. 1997) studying water pollution from dairy farming.