Sentence examples for moral imperatives from inspiring English sources

The problem with the argument for greenhouse-gas action based on morality and empathy is that it clashes with other moral imperatives.

What were once moral imperatives are now style choices.

The devices we've mentioned here allow orators to articulate moral imperatives and elicit powerful emotions.

He lives modestly, refuses to dress for formal occasions and speaks urgently of moral imperatives.

That partnership should be guided by the moral imperatives of the 21st century's unprecedented global interdependence.

But as Elders, we believe leaders' decisions must be accountable to moral imperatives.

The latter point raises some of the moral imperatives of this novel.

He speaks breathlessly about his "moral imperatives" after arriving to his office a half-hour late.

By James Wood In "All for Nothing," moral imperatives are never free of ignoble interests.

Beyond the humanitarian and moral imperatives to act in Syria, he said, were core national security interests.

For expressionists (such as the composers Schoenberg, Ernst Krenek, and René Leibowitz) music carries austere, and sometimes doctrinaire, moral imperatives.