Sentence examples for moral consequence from inspiring English sources

Carroll rebukes the moral consequence of the action.

In this new book, she has taken on a subject of deep moral consequence.

It is both a peculiarly British distortion of the American Dream, and the inevitable moral consequence of consumerism.

So we're back to where we started: Dean Acheson, who pushed Truman to enunciate the doctrine, feared the moral consequence of inaction.

Storytellers, relying on sequence and causality, make sense out of nonsense; they impose order, economy, and moral consequence on the helter-skelter wash of experience.

In effect, the bias intimidation convictions establish a chain of moral consequence between Ravi's behavior and Clementi's death, and declare that what happened in the Rutgers dorm was a hate crime.

In other words: the interventionists worried about the morality of not acting, while the anti-interventionists were concerned with the moral consequences of acting.

Payne probes the moral consequences of scientific progress.

He was despondent about the moral consequences of that belief.

Kamprad didn't get too worked up about the moral consequences of collaborating with the Soviet bloc because he wasn't interested in moral consequences.

"They have not just moral consequences but economic consequences if they're not dealt with".