Sentence examples for moral hunt from inspiring English sources

"Why Does the World Exist?" is more about the nuances of the intellectual and moral hunt.

Although it runs counter to the moral argument, hunting animals for meat should not be encouraged whereas killing them for sport provides a powerful conservation tool.

By now, the morals of hunting had become a constant campfire topic.

Ask yourselves: Is any part of this hunt moral, ethical, humane or steeped in empathy for indigenous peoples?

Personally, I don't take a moral stance against hunting.

The commission's aim should be to sustain whale species worldwide rather than to pass moral judgment on nations where hunting whales might be just as acceptable as hunting deer is in the United States.

The detective assigned to the case (William Lundigan) becomes unhealthily obsessed with capturing the killer, and a major trope of the genre is born when his assistant (Jeff Corey) tells him, "You're getting more like the Judge every day," implying a moral equivalence of hunter and hunted.

Chad St. Amand, a BC hunter and resident, told VICE that the moral or ethical side of the hunt is the "only argument they have"—"they" being those who oppose the hunt.

Of more importance is how this world will evolve once enough players have completed all the current missions and find themselves in an end-game that is effectively a treasure hunt in an anarchic moral wasteland.

But, for the moment, there seems only a crude choice between witch-hunts and no hunts at all; and a moral panic at the BBC helps no one.

Do foxhunters in Britain feel as isolated from the moral values of the urban anti-hunting squads?