Sentence examples for a moral culpability from inspiring English sources
"There's also a moral culpability," he told Christiane Amanpour, in her debut as the host of ABC's "This Week".
People who then go on to treat the endemic antisemitism in that part of the world as of no significance, people who are not interested in the fact that Hamas is essentially exterminist in its attitude to the Jewish state, they are guilty of a moral culpability that makes them indifferent to antisemitism.
Ponder his reasoning for a moment: The people who initiated and launched the attack are absolved of any moral culpability for the results of their actions, according to this formulation.
The film thus issues a twin diss: in one direction, if the woman was not actually ill, we dismiss all moral culpability ("the devil made me do it").
If there is any sense in that family that they bear any moral culpability for where we are today, they're not acting on it".
To expose citizens to the condemnation of a criminal conviction without a showing of moral culpability raises issues of justice.
"The Defendants acted willfully, wantonly, egregiously, with reckless abandon and with a high degree of moral culpability".
And secondly, does the customer who doesn't ask questions about why he or she is getting a cash discount share moral culpability with the trader who cheats the tax system?
When Sarah's husband spirals into depression after their crisis on the Nigerian beach and commits suicide, Sarah is left to reckon with her own moral culpability and a bereft 3-year-old.
Israel has two choices: break with its policy of not intervening directly in the Syrian civil war by arming the Druze, a secretive offshoot of Islam widely viewed as heretics by orthodox Sunnis, to enable them to fend off a jihadi attack or brace itself for a stream of Syrian Druze refugees and moral culpability for the possible massacre of large numbers because of their religious beliefs.
How ought we to think about moral culpability in an age of psychiatric diagnoses?
