Sentence examples for felt moral from inspiring English sources

I felt moral residue and looked around for some sign of recrimination.

A vaguely felt moral imperative conspires with her craving for excitement.

When she finally agrees to do it, she is not sure why, and feels that "for a few seconds she became another person". A vaguely felt moral imperative conspires with her craving for excitement.

What we have here is the work of a supremely self-conscious and disciplined artist who has chosen to synthesise the visual and textual references that he gathered over a decade earlier in a city of smoky half-tints and deeply felt moral conscience.

Blade Runner cannot be understood without comprehending the deeply felt moral, philosophical, ecological and sociological concerns that are interwoven throughout the story.

As I walked with them from a displacement camp outside of Gulu to a fenced-in sleeping area in the city where they would be safe from Kony's LRA, I too felt moral outrage.

But we have to distinguish between the moral sensibility the capacity to perceive and feel moral emotions and the capacity to act morally.

Proclamations of the need for them to follow the "rule of law" and moralizing about "human rights" have no effect except to make us feel moral and superior.

Even cynics like to feel moral.

You may feel moral disapprobation indeed you should feel moral disapprobation towards Pedro, who put Jim in this situation.

He feels moral responsibility rather than legal responsibility," Robinson added.