Sentence examples for morally convenient from inspiring English sources

It would be morally convenient to exempt the writer and the reader from the sin of medically measured torture.

Claiming that "we don't want to impose our beliefs on society" is not merely politically convenient; it is morally incoherent and irresponsible.

For those who think it must be possible for us to act in ways other than how we in fact act to be acting freely and be morally responsible, this is a convenient metaphysical stance.

But if you believe that contraception is morally wrong, it's a lot more convenient to rail against the "dangers of contraception" than to take on entertainment media, argue for stricter divorce laws, or advocate for lower standards of living.

Meanwhile the bureaucracy tends to sustain the status quo, as disruption is not convenient for them and the voters tend to accept what is morally satisfying.

Westerners tend to regard tofu as a convenient and perhaps necessary but vaguely pathetic substitute for some less wholesome, more morally dubious carnal indulgence a rare burger, say.

If you really don't want to do something because you feel that it's morally wrong, don't give in to your friends or acquaintances simply because it's more convenient.

Morally wrong".