Sentence examples for moral stands from inspiring English sources
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Sweden's Wallstrom, meanwhile, has emerged as an outspoken figure, not averse to taking moral stands.
Resignation is, by nature, an act clouded in innuendo, encompassing at times contradictory motives: lofty moral stands and base calculation, self-sacrifice and self-preservation.
I picture our kids bravely taking moral stands on global warming and the polar bears, refusing to "sell out," get a job or learn anything useful.
While Focus on the Family emphasizes that it devotes most of its resources to offering parenting and marriage advice, it is best known for promoting conservative moral stands in politics.
Foot in many ways epitomised the Labour left's traditional weaknesses: its lack of rootedness among the party's social base, its reluctance to focus on the real centres of power in society, and its preference for moral stands – such as unilateralism – over strategic programmes and alliances.
Berry told the BBC he "needed to make a moral stand", while Graham said she was standing down for "personal" reasons.
"It's really a moral stand".
Now they were taking a moral stand.
"That's not a moral stand.
