Sentence examples for moral free from inspiring English sources

Geoffrey may leaven his rapacity with charisma and read Voltaire, but he can't get the moral free pass he wants.

Not pathology, necessarily, but at least a sense of entitlement and moral free passage that few others would dare assign themselves.

Alongside Dubai, Bahrain established itself as a sort of moral free port, replete with bars and relatively uncensored television, where pent-up Saudis could go to unwind.

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Swinburne argued that humans must have first hand experience of natural evil in order to understand the consequences of moral evil and that for God to give humans moral free will, he must allow human suffering.

Still deeply affected by his fundamentalist upbringing, he struggled with the moral free-for-all that money and attention brought.

When we witness the younger children's acquiescence in the face of Mirko's crude threats and manipulations, we readily recall how childhood was a moral free-zone where primal fealties counted for so much more than abstract judgments about conduct.

The brothers initially took inspiration for the plot from Prisoners, the 2013 Hugh Jackman thriller about a man who searches for his missing daughter and goes into a moral free-fall.

"Science", he declared in answer to a question about experimental cloning, "is not an ethics- or moral-free zone.

It's a monochrome, moral-free world that flourished between the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the fall of senator Joe McCarthy.

If you know "The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales" or the new, best-selling "Math Curse," you know Lane Smith's demonic illustrations of Jon Scieszka's thoroughly ironic, moral-free children's books.