Sentence examples for it would be moral from inspiring English sources

Many years ago, he explained, he had wrestled with the question of whether it would be moral to kill Dr. Tiller.

But most importantly, there would be moral leadership and transparency because my friends were musicians.

So compassion for the dying would be immoral, and killing mentally handicapped children would be moral.

If the government of President Bashar al-Assad stays in power and continues the violent repression of dissent, "it would be a strategic and moral defeat for the United States," Mr. McCain said on the Senate floor.

And it would be a moral setback to NATO.

Mr. Obama's plan — his campaign said it would be the "moral center" of his administration — was unfurled against a backdrop freighted with electoral ramifications.

Life's hard and then you die, so it would be a moral boost if you can at least have a decent idea along the way.

He takes the view that it would be the "moral right" of the leader with the most seats to try to form a government.

The coalition is just a first step - there's not really enough time before June - there's never an ideal time to stand in an election, but it would be a moral dereliction of duty not to stand.

Its return as a biological weapon would not only be a medical catastrophe; it would be a moral failure every bit as great as the triumph that eliminated it.

The document repeats George Osborne's budget pledge for £30bn of spending cuts over the next two years, and warns that "failing to control our debt would be more than an economic failing; it would be a moral failing".