Sentence examples for a moral qualm from inspiring English sources

Cohn also introduced Trump to the man who is now his campaign chair, Paul Manafort, the political consultant and lobbyist who without a moral qualm in the world has made a fortune representing dictators -- even when their interests flew in the face of human rights or official US policy.

Of course, to be fair, no government came off very upright, as James Bond, M, and Felix Leiter seemed to be the only three people in the film with a moral qualm about the sinister goings on (and you could argue that James Bond didn't give a damn about the plight of Bolivia, but simply wanted Greene as a means to work his way up the Quantum food chain).

[11 38] edb2: given that your experience of prostitution, at the high end, is not representative of the general shit most prostitutes have to take, did you have any moral qualms about writing about your experiences in a jolly, it's-all-a-bit-of-a-laugh kind of tone?

Along these lines, it is easy for me to imagine a situation in which I would be ready, without any moral qualms, to murder someone, even if I knew that this person did not kill anyone directly.

George said that Lewis, the Super Bowl M.V.P., has been relieved of any responsibility for the murder of two men a year ago, and we who would harbor any moral qualms over the outcome should move on, as Lewis has clearly done.

"It will be very visible, so it would take a very stupid consumer to consume this". Asked if he had any moral qualms about harming potentially naive consumers, Parker replied: "The practice is legal.

If partnering with these people offered an effective defense against terrorism, maybe it would be worth overcoming any moral qualms.

If Anwar al-Awlaki had been killed by a police raid in an attempt to apprehend him, we would not be struggling with any moral qualms.

Do animal vandals feel any moral qualms?

HEFFERNAN: Do you have any moral qualms about working in TV, then?

I don't understand what the moral qualm is".