Sentence examples for morally compulsory from inspiring English sources

The most obvious case in which suicide can be a rational (though not morally compulsory) choice is when a person suffers a painful, debilitating and incurable illness.

The fight against climate change is "as morally compulsory as the battles for civil rights or against totalitarianism", he wrote in a recent edition of The End of Nature.

Robert Nozick (1974, p 169) for example, has argued that redistribution in the form of compulsory taxation is "morally on par with forced labor".

To be a believer in some faith or other is neither compulsory, nor even always morally desirable; nor does being a believer give one any moral authority.

Morally wrong".

Compulsory viewing.

Compulsory sterilisation?

Morally indefensible.

Morally repugnant?

"Is it morally incorrect?

Morally uplifting.