Sentence examples for a real moral from inspiring English sources

"It's a real moral crime".

And that would be a real moral failure.

If she prefers the sort of satire that provokes both laughter and a real moral reckoning, she'll settle for whatever brings guffaws.

It would also be a real moral failure if we were taking this approach because of some speech he might make at a trial.

They must understand that medical education is a privilege, not an entitlement, and it confers a real moral obligation to serve.

So when Maggie threw her notes away, it wasn't as simple as, "He was right and she was wrong" — she'd made a real moral choice.

Together, this certainly raised a real moral-hazard problem for future regulators.

In one judicious examination of this subject, Judt observes that European progressives have been better than their American counterparts at allowing "that there might really have existed a secret Communist underground" — and a real mortal, moral conflict, one could add.

Just as the chariot is conveniently designated in dependence on its parts, and it is referred to in the world as "agent," even so, the self which is established through dependent designation serves as a conventionally real moral agent.

No matter what your opinion is of these wars (in the name of full disclosure, I strongly opposed the Iraq War and had grave reservations about Obama's surge in Afghanistan), no one can dispute the U.S. has a very real moral and practical obligation to the people who were truck drivers, interpreters, and guides for our servicemen and woman.

Though it is finally more a work of showmanship than scholarship, it affirms Ms. Goldstein's position as a satirist and a seeker of real moral questions at a time when silly ones prevail.