Sentence examples for moral limbo from inspiring English sources

Welcome to the moral limbo of political consulting, as outlined in sometimes routine, sometimes scorching detail in Mr. Shrum's memoir.

Yet in the midst of these kinds of certitudes the police must do their work in a moral limbo.

Twelve years after Robin's death, his murder remains unsolved, and the lack of resolution has created an emotional and moral limbo for his family.

One of the Decameron's great innovations is its treatment of intelligence as a virtue in itself, which leaves many stories operating in a moral limbo.

Verloc, the secret agent of the title, exists in a kind of moral limbo, betraying his friends, while frustrating his employers by the low-level nature of his information.

It felt like a type of moral limbo.

According to Cheng (2011a: 1), "after the May 4th Movement of 1919 (Wusi Yundong 五四運動), Confucianism lost much of its moral appeal and political authority and entered into a kind of limbo".

Those lucky enough to survive these migrations faced months and years in limbo as the authorities wrestled with the logistical, political and moral difficulties involved in returning them home — or in finding them a new one.

Cannonball chooses Anole for the mission to provide moral support for Pixie, whose teleportation ability they require to travel to Limbo.

Like many other of Pablo's properties worth millions, it sits in limbo as the government tries to hack its way through the moral and logistical jungle of its future.

The moral case is clear: rejected asylum-seekers should not be left in a poverty-stricken limbo.