Sentence examples for moral blind from inspiring English sources
The world needs to overcome these moral blind spots.
Our founders had their flaws, and huge moral blind spots.
The ethics that swirl round childbirth can seem so intractable that every case is a moral blind alley.
It may well be that a journalist in that position ought to consider the obligation to warn his countrymen more weighty, but it seems foolish not to at least acknowledge that a norm of neutrality, especially for a war correspondent, is not some kind of pointless moral blind spot.
But worse yet is their current refusal to acknowledge the on-going horrors perpetrated by the occupiers in Iraq (details in my article) Here they are the ones guilty of a moral blind spot as disgraceful as any in the history of the left.
And this lens leads to enormous moral blind spots.
Abdulla Rashim - Moral Blinds 16.
In each case the moral is that blind pursuit of economic self‐interest can be disastrous.
Moral: Love is blind, but desire just doesn't give a good goddam.
By the end of the war the monolithic moral certainty and blind faith in authority that defined "Crime Does Not Pay" in its initial episodes had begun to decay, and the last few films find the series drifting into the ambivalence and unease of film noir.
