Sentence examples for greater moral from inspiring English sources

It is hard to think of any issue with greater moral consequences.

But electing the second chamber would give it greater moral authority, and thus greater negotiating strength.

I use the word "better" in the chivalric sense, pointing to the greater moral refinement of womankind.

This revealed a greater moral obtuseness than firing missiles into civilian areas in the middle of a war.

A framework that implies that being informed and making use of genetic services expresses greater moral responsibility than conducting life without drawing on these resources.

For others, perhaps feeling a need to choose, the impulse may be to assert that their "side" has the greater moral claim to sympathy.

It is not that the misfortunes of the rich and beautiful are a greater moral outrage than those of the rest of us.

But I do expect U.N. officials to act in a way that reflects an idea of the greater moral burden of the international community.

If honor is your ideology, and you lose that, then what do you have left?" After 2000, few politicians in America held greater moral stature than McCain.

One potential benefit: The animal-control officers speak to her — they have greater moral (and legal) authority than you — and she takes better care of her pet.

Yet Beauvoir also knew that a woman "needs to expend a greater moral effort than the male" to resist the temptations of dependence.