Sentence examples for become moral from inspiring English sources

"In America, health issues easily become moral issues, and once you've decided your opponent is morally bankrupt, and you get a political majority, why should you compromise?" Look at the inordinate resources now devoted to suppressing drugs.

Mr Sarkozy has called for capitalism to become "moral" so as to curb such abuse.

Boys are to become men, girls are to become ladies and all are to become moral.

People become moral by voluntarily harnessing their desires and passions to act in accordance with society's norms.

With public coffers emptying faster than a leaky bucket and "benefit scrounger" rhetoric losing steam, tax avoidance has become moral outrage magnet for both left and right.

"Journalists don't have the right to become moral police," said Adnan Rehmat of Intermedia, a media development organization that is among the petitioners.

As audiences, we've also become familiar with watching a character make one questionable decision that becomes moral quicksand, pulling them toward the dark side.

Religion, Wright says, responded to these changed conditions and became moral: it got into the business of policing people.

Extermination and war then became moral goods to eliminate the weak.

"The U.N., begun as a moral force, has become a moral farce," he said.

"The UN began as moral force, and has become a moral farce," Netanyahu declared, adding that while the UN denounces Israel, the US supports it.