Sentence examples for moral raising from inspiring English sources

They are also unfashionably and bracingly moral – raising questions about justice and what it means to be human.

Eric Silverman writes that FGM has become one of anthropology's central moral topics, raising difficult questions about cultural relativism, tolerance and the universality of human rights.

We have shown that some of the most commonly prescribed psychiatric drugs influence moral decisions, raising important questions about the ethics of pharmacological interventions.

But doesn't it seem like that's just about the least significant moral question raised here?

To expose citizens to the condemnation of a criminal conviction without a showing of moral culpability raises issues of justice.

Aside from the obvious legal and moral issues raised by these tactics, I would question their effectiveness.

The most frequent moral objection raised by the rioters we interviewed was to the burning of residential buildings and shops.

As with the greatest scientific achievements, the ethical and the moral questions raised by this astonishing breakthrough are profound.

But it is obtuse about the moral issues raised by the Holocaust, and does Donoghue little credit.

We should recognise by now that regulation introduces moral hazard, raises costs, and suppresses competition and innovation, but doesn't actually prevent risk-taking or failure.

In addressing such ethical questions throughout this grisly but fascinating volume, Mr. Carney forces the reader to think about the moral issues raised by advances in medicine.