Sentence examples for morally contradictory from inspiring English sources
The most crucial failing of the Liberal Zionists has not been that they have a morally contradictory ideology that cannot manage the tension between the liberal value of equality and the Zionist assumption of Jewish supremacy in Palestine.
Not acknowledging Dallas would have been "tone deaf," "unnecessarily inflammatory," and "morally contradictory," he said, and moreover he didn't want to be perceived as saying anything that "supported or affirmed the anti-white hatred that apparently fed the Dallas killer's actions".
With brilliant, quiet determination and faith he looks at a world which is contradictory, violent, morally uncertain and unsettled.
At times, however, their agendas seemed contradictory: The patriarch warned Georgians that they morally damaged their children by sending them abroad for education, while Mr. Saakashvili used state funds to place foreigners in village schools across the country, in part to free them from Soviet-era mores.
But if omitting to harm were benefiting, then the act-omission doctrine – which states, roughly, that harming is morally worse than omitting to benefit – would be self-contradictory.
"Is it morally incorrect?
That is morally unsustainable.
