Sentence examples for moral blow from inspiring English sources

By taking a few physical blows, he struck a moral blow for civility.

Critics of a deal between Beijing and the Vatican say it would constitute a "moral blow" to the Catholic church.

If the funeral on Saturday was planned as a moment to strike a moral blow against the West, it was only modestly successful.

The Emancipation Proclamation was probably the most moral blow ever struck by an individual in American political history, but he sometimes made it sound as if he had been concerned only with getting black bodies into blue uniforms.

If they compare Moscow to capitalist cities, it will be a moral blow to us".

"It's a sentimental, family, and moral blow to the family of Mayo Zambada.

Her identity caves in at a moment of moral blow-out.

Many people survive up there by subsistence hunting, and to contaminate their food is one of the worst moral blows you can deliver to those communities".

Please explain to me how is it more moral to blow up suspected terrorists (and those standing near them) than to hold a few known terrorists at a black site and question them.

Bell scarcely ever furrows his brow over his motives or decisions; barely a waft of moral vulnerability blows through the pages of this Baedeker to the good life.

These accumulated moral hazards have blown up banks and will keep blowing up the system.