Sentence examples for moral errors from inspiring English sources

Do you condemn me for these moral errors I have committed?, the reader is asked – sometimes explicitly.

(The U.S. responded to these attacks with flailing and with moral errors, such as the torture of prisoners — and not just at Abu Ghraib).

He sees Herodotus as being "never judgmental," like a naturalist studying nature, but even a cursory reading of his history of the Persian Wars reveals messages that celebrate Greek virtues and warn against moral errors.

PARIS — The chief rabbi of France, under pressure to resign since he admitted plagiarizing parts of a book on Jewish meditations, acknowledged significant moral errors in a radio interview Tuesday night, but said he would not step down.

It is that if they had had power they would not have made the same strategic, prudential, and moral errors that Bush and the Republicans have made, and that if they are entrusted with power they will not be wedded to a manifestly failing policy.

And yet, Mr. Nossiter uncovers so much anger at the very questions he asks, so many expressions of enduring anti-Semitism, so much will to believe that the French committed no moral errors, that the troubled conscience of the French exposes itself -- or perhaps, what exposes itself is simply the habits of mind that have survived despite what ought to have been the lessons of history.

The moral error theorist stands to morality as the atheist stands to religion.

'Insofar as civil disobedience theory assumes that political resistance requires moral justification even in settings that are morally comparable to Jim Crow,' says Lyons, 'it is premised on serious moral error.' (Lyons, 1998, 39).

Hollande described Cahuzac's actions as an "unforgivable moral error".

It is a moral error because it deflects the blame from those who attacked the United States.

"To have a child in order to benefit oneself is a moral error," Overall writes.