Sentence examples for moral isolation from inspiring English sources

I applaud this moral isolation.

You refer to the "moral isolation" of the United States in permitting the execution of juveniles, a practice that will now end with the Supreme Court's decision.

If Russia does not listen, they said, then the West would have to play a long game of political, economic and moral isolation.

Stephanie Pincetl, director of the California Centre for Sustainable Communities, told The Los Angeles Times: "The problem lies, in part, in the social isolation of the rich, the moral isolation of the rich".

They were particularly struck by the stories of people -- like the French villager Magda Trocme, a protector of Jewish children during World War II, and the Indonesian political prisoner and writer Pramoedya Ananta Toer -- who had extended themselves to others despite extreme physical and moral isolation.

Another situation, related to our earlier discussion of Hobbes, is that of moral isolation.

Moral and ethical dilemmas.

Progress in this area will not be made either by doing moral philosophy in isolation from the sciences or by taking morality out of the hands of philosophers and looking to scientific inquiry in isolation.

He replied to a question about whether Israel would still exist in 50 years' time by saying, among other things, that "Israel is following policies which maximise its security threats … policies which choose expansion over security … policies which lead to their moral degradation, their isolation, their deligitimation, as they call it now, and very likely ultimate destruction.

I am talking about moral and political isolation.

Taken to one extreme, when every attribute is seen in complete isolation, morals and reason disappear.