Sentence examples for morally credible from inspiring English sources

I would say that both of the Democrats are credible on reproductive rights, although there are a lot of morally credible stances on the issue.

Not long after the first anniversary of her mother's death, for example, she dwells on the spectre of the politician Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, the "mother of the nation" of South Africa, who was once implicated in killings in Soweto: "I do not see the mother with her child as either more morally credible or more morally capable than any other woman," Thandi says, as her own pregnancy looms.

Any morally and practically credible policy should be looking to guarantee that future generations do not inherit liabilities that will cripple the provision of basic social care, for instance.

A.T. Still believed that the conventional medical system lacked credible efficacy, was morally corrupt, and treated effects rather than causes of disease.

How unhappy and morally compromised can the Wheelers make each other and stay credible as fellow humans?

For Scurr, Robespierre's intense identification with the revolution remains sincere and credible, even if the actions this led to are not morally justifiable.

Morally wrong".

Morally indefensible.

Morally repugnant?

Morally uplifting.

"Morally probably.