Sentence examples for is morally flawed from inspiring English sources

To say that he is morally flawed would be an understatement, and therefore our investment in him is morally flawed, too.

Pure self-interest is as economically flawed as it is morally flawed.

They may love Clinton out there, but they are not ready to give us a fictional president who is morally flawed.

Steven M. Wise's plea for a more humane treatment of some animals, in his book "Rattling the Cage: Toward Legal Rights for Animals" (review, Feb. 20), is morally flawed and cannot be sustained.

But the Dalai Lama rejected that idea, saying the approach was morally flawed.

Israel's policies in the occupied territories are morally flawed and contrary to international law.

Chief Justice John Roberts acknowledged that the small church's message may be "morally flawed," but it is protected speech nonetheless.

"The current visa policy, under which the worst German student gets automatic access while things are difficult if not impossible for the brilliant Indian scholar, is as morally flawed as it is academically harmful".

The use of public funds to establish and run private clinics serving the rich is fundamentally morally flawed, and would lead to massively widening the inequities in access and quality of care that already exist, and formally reinforce the already-existing two-tier system.

It's that rarest thing: a detective show where the police are as morally flawed as the criminals, and the criminals are as morally complex as the investigators.

Besides, we're all morally flawed in some sense, so it can be reassuring to see someone onscreen who's even more morally flawed than we are!" Another factor in this trend is "fan fiction" – that is, unofficial stories set in the universe of a particular film or TV series, and written by its most obsessive aficionados.