Sentence examples for a personal moral from inspiring English sources

"Whether you want to do it is a personal moral or ethical matter".

He added that he had "a personal moral objection to it," even though "I voted for bills that included it".

"I have a personal moral objection" to contraception, he said, "but I've voted for bills that included it too".

Oscillating between mental torpor and highly productive bursts, Conrad turned achievement anxiety into a personal moral sounding board.

And yet, the pope's approach — framing Mexico's violence as a personal moral failing — perfectly matches that of President Calderón, a devout Catholic.

The Obama administration's latest national drug strategy, published in July, criticised "the misconception that a substance-use disorder is a personal moral failing rather than a brain disease".

For instance, a rule recognized ethical by the subject might be considered more as a social convention than a deeply personal moral conviction.

I have zero experience in navigating the legal definitions of "cruel" and "unusual," but it seems like whether a punishment is either of those things is a fairly personal moral judgment.

It was not always thus: 30 years ago people tended to agree that MPs had a "high personal moral code".

Religious training and belief in this connection means an individual's belief in a relation to a Supreme Being involving duties superior to those arising from any human relation, but does not include essentially political, sociological, or philosophical views or a merely personal moral code.

But as the historian Michael Schudson has argued, it's simply unrealistic to expect the public to read newspapers as a daily personal moral commitment to democracy.