Sentence examples for make a moral choice from inspiring English sources
Individuals must make a moral choice, whether they will side with secrecy or openness.
But in 1943, he would "resist his instincts and make a moral choice to accept the necessity of killing" by joining the anti-Nazi resistance.
Now Republicans across the country will be forced to make a moral choice: Do they associate themselves with the grotesque things that Trump and his supporters have said and done?
In a powerful charge to fellow engineers, security expert Bruce Schneier urged them to fix the net that "some of us have helped to subvert". Individuals must make a moral choice, whether they will side with secrecy or openness.
But you make a moral choice.
He has to make a moral choice.
And Other Lies," James Baldwin argued that America had, really, "no white community" — only a motley alliance of European immigrants and their descendants, who made a "moral choice" (even if they didn't realize it) to join a synthetic racial élite.
(Zinoman) 'The Old Boy' In A.R. Gurney's 1991 drama, a politician exuding charm returns to his snobbish boarding school to give a speech and makes a moral choice that defies tradition.
And Other Lies," James Baldwin argued that America had, really, "no white community"—only a motley alliance of European immigrants and their descendants, who made a "moral choice" (even if they didn't realize it) to join a synthetic racial élite.
As I wrote last week, those who oppose it have made a moral choice: that they would rather have gun massacres of children continue rather than surrender whatever idea of freedom or pleasure they find wrapped up in owning guns or seeing guns owned — just as the faith healers would rather watch the children die than accept the reality of scientific medicine.
They have made a moral choice that the deaths of those children, and the deaths of those who will certainly die next, is justified by some other larger good: in this case, apparently, the sense of personal power that possessing guns provides.
