Sentence examples for a moral necessity from inspiring English sources

This huge surplus brings a moral necessity".

That would be a moral necessity.

This is not just an economic but a moral necessity, they argue.

Even Thomas Mann used the vocabulary sympathetically: war was a moral necessity, "both a purging and a liberation".

Globalisation made it a "moral necessity" to "liberate all the talents of all the people", the PM said.

If the world were to fully acknowledge the crime that took place, wouldn't it be a moral necessity to remove Saddam Hussein from power?

"We feel that there is a certain moral necessity to make known the terrible facts," a missionary, Miner Searle Bates, wrote.

And when this happens a pussy riot is an absolute moral necessity.

The Kurdish news site, Rudaw, which has quoted Talabani in calling the oil crash an "economic tsunami" has written in an op-ed that the crisis leads to a "practical and moral necessity to bail out Iraqi Kurdistan".

Otto does not just sleep with his patients; he also takes the flouting of ethical norms as a therapeutic and moral necessity.

So his devotion to truthfully portraying his creations — to illuminating the soul of each member of that enormous cast — was a matter of moral necessity.