Sentence examples for moral route from inspiring English sources
No, Barnicle was asking the most straightforward question possible: What is the strategic, diplomatic, and moral route to ending the prolonged slaughter in Syria?
He's charting a moral route through a world dominated by a relentless fate, a dark place familiar to students of film noir, where trust is usually rewarded by betrayal and the glimmers of hope are as intangible as moonbeams and as illusory as the promises of neon signs.
We like to believe that, faced with challenges or even simple choices, the way forward for people of conscience will be the righteous path, the moral road, the just route.
They finally made the breakthrough 11 minutes before the break when Illarramendi's shot came off Elche's Manu del Moral en route to beating Herrera.
Once these follies have been relived, the remaining sections explore different possible routes toward moral salvation.
(He's attacking the premise of the question - often a sure route to the moral high ground).
This was the type of moment that Blair was good at, making a self-deprecating remark, gently doing himself down, before doing himself up and taking the scenic route to the moral high ground.
More positive views are that sustainable development is important in setting both "the moral agenda" and "a practical route map" for sustainable tourism (Macbeth 1994, p. 42) and that sustainable tourism "recognises that a precise definition of sustainable tourism is less important than the journey toward it" (Hardy and Beeton 2001, p. 172).
There are many possible routes to a moral error theory, and one mustn't assume that the metaethical position is refuted if one argumentative strategy in its favor falters.
The moral of the story is: sexual route (homo or hetero) has received undue attention and emphasis from donors than an important route of infection, that is not "sexy" to talk about and that does not bring much money into HIV/AIDS funding-machine.
