Sentence examples for deemed moral from inspiring English sources

What actually is going on here is this: The White House and most of the general public deemed moral condemnation of LGBT people unfit for the public square.

Others deem moral values mind-dependent.

To a relativist, no moral code can be criticized because whatever a society deems morally right is so by definition, and cannot be condemned by another society.

Church and state still patrol what is deemed OK, moral, loving and safe.

But she loved Machiavelli as much as she loved Thomas Aquinas, and was a sensualist who ignored conventions that deemed women moral or immoral.

And when Mr. Cho finally and horrifyingly came to the world's attention on Monday, he did so after writing a note that bitterly lashed out at his fellow students for what he deemed their moral decay.

Set 20 years after the time period of the original novel, Go Set a Watchman was published in a first printing of two million copies and became an overnight sensation, but the novel met with critical disfavour for what many considered an inferior quality of writing and for its unflattering characterization of her enduring protagonist, who had been deemed the "moral compass" of a generation.

What Sanders has deemed a moral compromise, Clinton's aides see as pragmatic politics.

When anything deemed a moral issue is being decided he thinks the federal government should decide for the nation.

Neuroscience supports the observations of ethicists, spiritual leaders and poets, for stress impairs the production of oxytocin, a hormone and neurotransmitter deemed the "moral molecule" for its role in empathy and trustworthy behavior.

The first approach deems moral consideration to track species membership.