Sentence examples for moral need from inspiring English sources

There is a moral need to intervene in Syria.

For decades there has been neither a national interest nor a moral need for farm subsidies.

Because the moral is embodied in the plot of the fable, an explicit statement of the moral need not be given, though it usually is.

Good writing need have no purpose except to delight; need have no moral; need not call us to some higher order.

Bystanding is what people generally do at times of moral need, and is thus the moral risk that we have confronted ever since the Holocaust.

But these practical issues are displaced by the moral need to make restorations to the people whose property was confiscated, and whose lives were often lost to Nazi thugs.

Internalists allow that moral motivation need not be overriding; competing desires may be stronger and so may win out.

He speaks a lot about the disjunction between his moral needs and his aesthetic tastes.

Under the guise of ministering to the family's spiritual and moral needs, he almost destroys Orgon's family.

Some might object that these are extreme cases, and that all they show is that the market, to be fully moral, needs some tweaking.

Rather than issue a mandate in the election, the archdiocese should recognize the deep spiritual and moral needs of women, including the need to plan our families.