Sentence examples for intolerable moral from inspiring English sources

Australia's cruel practices towards migrants are wholly unacceptable, and they most certainly should not be exported to Europe, where they would make an already intolerable moral crisis far worse".

The alternative was withdrawal, "throwing in the sponge before the knockdown," and that would have "intolerable political, moral and psychological consequences," according to a military analyst for The Times.

"It is intolerable and eroding the moral fabric in our society," he said.

Intolerance is intolerable.

To Disraeli, the Conservative prime minister of the day, Gladstone's moral posturing was intolerable.

The fact, however, that more than 40 million Americans have no health insurance is, from a Jewish point of view, an intolerable dereliction of society's moral duty".

Environmental injustice is a tangible, intolerable example of an exhibited moral laxity and minimal concern for healthy standards by corporations and political structures based on the race, ethnicity and class of those being impacted.

'Enlightened self-interest' is one way of understanding of how one's own well-being is intrinsically tied to that of one's neighbours, but for many, the gross health inequalities between the industrialized and developing world have become intolerable on purely ethical and moral grounds [ 7].

Card argues that there is no moral justification for the intolerable harm that results from the institution of marriage since nothing prevents us from abolishing marriage in favour of other less dangerous institutions.

And the moral horror thereby incurred is intolerable to a liberal democracy that does not want to have millions of men under permanent penal restraint.

From a joined strategic-moral standpoint, Russia's action should be intolerable for the United States.