Sentence examples for morality of both from inspiring English sources

"Silent Heroes," a play about a group of military wives waiting to learn which one of their husbands has died, is an extended argument about the morality of both war and the warriors.

However, the Inquiry's lines of investigation mirrored many a typical trial for sexually related crimes, including abortion, in that although it appeared to address the extenuating conditions, it also implicitly focused on the morality of both the defendant and victim.

From the perspective of morality both the act and the doing of it are equally important.

In a universalist moral scheme, if two people have different opinions about the morality of an action, both cannot be right -- there's only one right answer.

From the abstract virtuosity of the opening jailbreak to the quiet final heartbreak, Melville distills emotions to rarefied minimalist gestures and offers a stringent morality of self-discipline — both his heroes' and his own.

The morality of everyone on both sides of the law was irrelevant.

She questions both the morality of innocent children dying and a backlash creating even more "hatred of America," such as the 75percentt of Pakistanis with an unfavorable opinion of the U.S.

He has emphatically disagreed with Mr. Mukasey about both the morality of waterboarding and the usefulness of its results.

Whatever the logic and morality of the austerity politics, and both can be seriously questioned, the Troika has been absolutely clear that this is the foundation of its Eurozone politics.

Both the everyday morality of promising and the law of contract adopt different positions on both issues.

Rules date from a time when there were serious doubts about both the safety and morality of IVF.