Sentence examples for moral gulf from inspiring English sources

There remains a moral gulf between the most zealous settlers and the most extreme of the Palestinian Islamists.

The requirement for banks to pay a fair insurance to cover the onshore nation's cost of bailing them out when they hit the rocks of reckless finance, begins to address the moral gulf between banks and citizens and seeks to replace it with an ethic of responsibility.

Three beautiful European actresses will not bridge a moral gulf.

The call serves to support Qatari government promises of labor reform in response to World Cup-related international criticism and increases moral pressures on Gulf states to significantly improve the plight of their millions of migrant workers.

Nor is it especially observant of the gulf in morals and manners that still divides the United States from its closest and most rivalrous republican sibling.

The "gulfs are poured" suggesting a primary metaphor of water, but also retain the sense of "gulf" as a moral abyss separating truth and falsehood.

Moral of story: everything is Gulf War Syndrome's fault; or at the least it's the abstract concept of the military that is to blame.

If Europe has a moral duty to help Syrians, then the Gulf certainly does too.

"I want BP to be very clear they've got moral and legal obligations here in the gulf for the damage that has been done," Mr. Obama said after meeting with local and federal officials at the New Orleans airport.

Inequality Definitely one of the great moral challenges of our time is the gulf in wealth and resources between wealthy nations and poor nations as well as the growing gap between wealthy individuals and the poor within Australia.

And it is around these questions of moral pollution and loss that one feels the gulf between veteran and civilian at its widest.