Sentence examples similar to morally correct adaptation from inspiring English sources

In the "good old days" of the 18th and 19th centuries, theatres presented "morally correct" adaptations of Shakespeare's work, such as Nahum Tate's happy ending rewrite of King Lear, Dryden's revision of Antony and Cleopatra and other texts that were heavily cut to remove any offence against decorum, especially through the activities of Dr Bowdler.

It does more than specify what it is for an action to be morally correct, it specifies how an agent should think about moral decisions.

Moral dilemmas arise when the professional must choose between two or more morally correct principles, each of which would lead to a distinct course of action.

I don't find that morally correct".

Modern was morally correct; anything else was trivial, or worse.

It is the morally correct action to take.

And, they said, it is also the morally correct path.

To be morally correct AND eternally blamelessly gleaming and beautifully dressed, somehow.

Aid to the contras is as morally correct as our aid to the Afghan resistance.

It was a lot easier for companies to make the morally correct decision to pull out.

The way he describes Tintin – "incredibly driven and morally correct" – applies well enough to him.