Sentence examples for adding a moral dimension to from inspiring English sources

The pope hopes that adding a moral dimension to the scientific arguments – together with the support of the huge number of Catholics around the world – will raise the ambition of world leaders to agree a meaningful deal at the talks.

By dismantling boundaries between disciplines and adding a moral dimension to the collective dialogue on climate change, the paper published today by former U.S. space agency head James Hansen in the open access peer reviewed journal PLOS ONE goes beyond the scope of a traditional research article.

Religious leaders have added a moral dimension to the campaign in some states.

The asset manager is the latest big global institutional investor to add a moral dimension to its financial strategy.

Smolin adds a moral dimension to his plaint, linking string theory to the physics profession's "blatant prejudice" against women and blacks.

And that is the chief feature of reality-TV hatred, and perhaps all blind hatred: those who hate can't stop talking about it and — worse — trying to add a moral dimension to what is essentially an aesthetic position.

There wasn't a moral dimension to it.

There is, for most of us, a moral dimension to paying tax.

There is a moral dimension to its emphasis on recovery rather than harm reduction, but also an economic one.

I just think there is a moral dimension to the question of guns that isn't being considered.

Already we can see that there is a moral dimension to this activity, because it is profoundly social.