Sentence examples for formidable moral from inspiring English sources
When those soldiers return from war especially an unpopular one like Iraq society faces formidable moral and mental health challenges in caring for and re-integrating its veterans.
DP probably constitutes the most formidable moral challenge to just war theory (whereas prescriptive realism constitutes the most formidable prudential challenge to just war theory).
He wants the "formidable moral, economic, and coercive power" to enforce the Catholic definition of marriage.
In the process, Mandela became a formidable moral force and an exemplary teacher in the fight for human rights and racial equality throughout the world.
In aligning himself with St Francis, the Pope addresses what has always been a gaping hole in the formidable Judaeo-Christian moral tradition – the absence of reverence for the earth itself (in contrast to some other religions, such as Buddhism).
Once he is no longer gnawing his nails to the quick from thwarted ambition, he may become as formidable as his intelligence and moral seriousness suggest he should.
For many journalists of my pampered postwar generation, what we saw in Bosnia provided a formidable education in the gravity of moral choice, the power of the individual conscience and the scarcity of heroes.
My feeling is that a power formidable enough to eclipse America would need global moral authority as well as skyscrapers, missiles and patriotism.
Our legal system is burdened with the formidable task of doing its best to make just and moral assessments.
Mies was a formidable philosopher architect, imbued with a belief in architecture as a moral question of truthfulness.
England's few mayors are hardly formidable city bosses in the mould of Michael Bloomberg in New York; their authority is mostly moral and influential.
