Sentence examples for moral space from inspiring English sources

Is there some moral space in which Martin can, as the defense contends, be solely responsible for his own death?

This, he writes, is the "moral space" we inhabit, and no one may "trespass upon it" without wronging us.

This is why parental rights are so important: they provide a zone of sovereignty, a moral space to fulfill their obligations according to their consciences.

It was a weird moral space for me, but there was no way I could allow anyone to see my discomfort with it.

It's past time that cinematic audiences were shown that there's moral space in superhero universes between the Hero Who Saves the Day (Even If Reluctantly) and the sadistic, all-life-destroying villain.

He returns to the memory of this and other adventures in the tropics – encompassing cerebral malaria and all manner of foulness – and finds that it compares favourably with his "small and shuffling life back home, where … there is no remaining moral space for the exercise of physical courage".

I've worked on the way in which people in northern Uganda and South Sudan construct moral spaces to bring up their families without a functioning state.

That at least some of them are (Pufendorf also allowed for indifferent actions), and that in particular moral spaces or contexts we can usually determine which ones, is a basic assumption of Pufendorf's theory.

Moral spaces and incontrovertibly respectable people – clergymen, philanthropic women, civic meetings, local government initiatives, and their reporting in the press – were essential in publicising ideals of small families.

I was struck by the moral: Virtual space cannot reconcile what real time has lost.

This is a tale with a clear moral: When space beckons, only rascals and cowards will fail to respond.