Sentence examples for morally clear from inspiring English sources

And because Bennett is a possessor of both "moral clarity" and "moral courage", his views must be both morally clear and morally courageous.

To white viewers, here was a black woman who was morally clear but not angry.

On the subject of China and Tiananmen Square, Ohio governor John Kasich gave a more morally clear response.

In the end, this attitude makes Americans and the rest of the world cynical, because nothing is as simple and morally clear as Bush's language, including our own behavior.

His thesis is that even in a morally clear, entirely just and necessary conflict like World War II, civilian suffering was tremendous, much greater than our standard heroic narratives of the war tend to indicate.

One example of a morally clear, completely bankrupt policy to which Mr. Bush adheres is our sanctions on Cuba; the sanctions leave us feeling good as they simultaneously impoverish Cubans and keep Fidel Castro in power.

In five years as the nation's top law-enforcement officer, Holder has engaged in few of the morally clear-cut struggles that helped define the Kennedy and Katzenbach eras; and he hasn't enjoyed the victories that his predecessors could claim.

Our situation is much less morally clear-cut than it was in 1968; hanging peace flags out the window is not a meaningful response to the terrorist threat or to a nation attempting to find its way out of tyranny and chaos.

"It was a collapse but the situation was morally very clear, really quite black and white.

As seen from a perch up North, the war's purpose is morally and politically clear.

Dow can say it does not own the land at the former factory site, but its responsibility to those who suffered is clear, morally and legally.