Sentence examples for major moral from inspiring English sources

The hotel itself gets a major moral facelift.

Choosing a school has already presented a major moral dilemma.

"It is, in my view, also a major moral imperative".

As the major moral issues were exhausted, eager loyalists had to make do with minor causes.

He said the report "fails to confront major moral issues" and "minimises the reality of suffering".

If that attitude persists, it will be a major moral gain".

Note that both white lies and prosocial lies are to be distinguished from "lies which most people would think justified by some higher good achieved but which would not be called white lies [or prosocial lies], since their informational consequences are too major (however moral)," such as "to lie to the Gestapo about the location of a Jew" (Sweetser 1987, 54).

However, when changes in law concern major social-moral issues - such as declaring war, curbing liberties to fight terrorism, giving up sovereignty and scaling back the welfare state - the public must be engaged or it will become ever more alienated from the government.

One might judge as internal to such a conception of the virtue the idea that integrity is incompatible with major failures of moral imagination or moral courage, or with the maintenance of wholly unreasonable moral principles or opinions.

There is, however, a major tradition in moral philosophy which understands morality as essentially universal and impartial, and seems to rule out local, partial attachment and loyalty.

"The problem of climate change has become a major social and moral problem, and mentalities can only be changed on moral and religious grounds," Sanchez said.