Sentence examples for moral horror from inspiring English sources

According to Williams (1973), situations of moral horror are simply "beyond morality," and even beyond reason.

Back then, there was a moral horror at the thought of debt.

The thought of running up excessive debt filled them with moral horror.

Dalrymple is in no doubt about the moral horror of the British invasion.

Sarah Ruddick tries to isolate the distinctive moral horror of the September 11 attacks.

So is this satire or psychodrama, monstrous comedy or moral horror?

Vietnam produced a generation of American leaders who were forced to confront the moral horrors of war.

But, even in a show as Jewish as "Transparent," when you bring up Nazis and then point to L.A. you risk glibness, conflating unlike moral horrors (or just violating Godwin's law).

He delves deeply into Japan's cultural and political history in order to highlight grievous and still-unredressed injustices, and he also peers closely at his contemporary Japan and sees its moral horrors above all.

In any event, Gibson may not be the director to explore the moral horrors of any war, any conflict.

A kind of accumulated moral and sensory horror at once exhausts and turbo-charges awareness.