Sentence examples for morally complicated from inspiring English sources

It's a still-rare sight, in television if not in life: the image of a complicated woman navigating a morally complicated situation, complete with conflicting loyalties and competing demands on her sympathy.

I mentioned this film was morally complicated.

But the novel is not morally complicated.

It's a grim, morally complicated story.

Le Carré wrote a mordant, morally complicated book.

If you don't, it's not morally complicated enough".

Tony Soprano, the argument goes, proved that viewers would watch "unhappy, morally compromised, complicated, deeply human" characters and, TV being what it is, spawned a legion of such characters, from Nate Fischer and Vic Mackey to ultimate antihero, Walter White from Breaking Bad.

The best of the series, the movie is morally ambiguous and complicated in a way the others don't come close to.

But let's not contort our language to avoid saying so, or act like wars aren't as complicated, morally and otherwise, as they are.

The situation in Sri Lanka is more complicated, morally and legally: This is a situation of armed conflict in which both parties are acting in ways that pose a grave risk to innocent civilians.

A morally and psychologically complicated novel that examines the deceptions and self-deceptions of India's Anglicized elite, a tribe deliberately created by Britain to think and act Britishly, still going strong after 50 years of independence.