Sentence examples for a moral error from inspiring English sources

"To have a child in order to benefit oneself is a moral error," Overall writes.

In opposition, he rejected the Oslo peace agreement as "a moral error of the first order".

For Marvelous, failing to keep her life together in all ways would be a moral error.

"I start with a situation, a moral error, and then I ask who it happens to".

Taking up arms wasn't, for Bassem, a moral error so much as a strategic one.

It is a moral error because it deflects the blame from those who attacked the United States.

Recently, Tolstoy's critique has been seconded by American political theorist George Kateb, who argues that patriotism is "a mistake twice over: it is typically a grave moral error and its source is typically a state of mental confusion" (Kateb 2000, 901).

Hollande described Cahuzac's actions as an "unforgivable moral error".

So I investigated south London gangbangers who had converted to Islam (without condemning them), commissioned a prominent Muslim scholar to explore the free-thinking roots of Islamic thought and posed some tricky questions to the New Atheists suggesting it was a strategic and moral error to suggest all believers were stupid.

I'm proud to admit that – proud because I don't pretend otherwise, which is a completely different moral error — the error of self-deception.

((Williams 1981) holds that even to consider sacrificing one's wife for the sake of impersonal justice constitutes a kind of moral error in its own right).