Sentence examples for moral room from inspiring English sources

Most pantheists have thought not, but where the cosmos is conceived as personal, or at least moral, room may exist to develop such ideas.

It further enshrines the destructive pop culture dogma that fame and fortune grant moral wiggle room to flout the rules and obscure the truth.

We all, in less extreme circumstances, find escape hatches from moral locked rooms with amazing ease.

Similarly, a change in "moral wiggle-room" [23] could increase trustees' willingness to betray only if there was an expected difference in emotional losses to investors.

Wharton, who was an expert on interior design and published "The Decoration of Houses" in 1898 with the architect Ogden Codman, denounced with a moral zest any room with overstuffed furniture, heavy curtains or Victorian whatnots.

There is no room for moral relativism.

Gold said that, as Othello, "David brings that moral compass into the room".

There's no room for moral dillydallying in the Prentice household; it's off to the next plot points.

But if, as he suggests, corporations become our moral guardians, is there room left for real citizens?

If we have an NHS that is free at the point of use, it should be free for everyone; there is no room for moral judgment.

But I liked the dark, twisty stuff that had something to say about the world and superhero comics seemed tediously codified with no room for moral ambiguity.