Sentence examples for morally damaged from inspiring English sources

Patriarch Ilia II occasionally lashes out at the Westernizers, as in a recent sermon in which he warned Georgians that they morally damaged their children by sending them abroad for education.

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.

The dichotomy is spiritually false and morally damaging.

The demonstration follows the recent changes to UK pornography regulations and the effective banning of certain sex acts that the government deems morally damaging.

Fest has declared Grass to be morally "deeply damaged," and says, "I wouldn't buy a used car from this man now".

I think the rating became something like "nobody-under-17-admitted-and-be-very-very-careful-you-will-be-morally-damaged-if-you-see-the-movie".

Newly-released stills suggest the films will stick closely to the look of Frank Miller's 1986 comic, which introduced a moodier, damaged, morally dubious and often downright selfish Batman.

We had a lot of success, but I think it damaged Sly morally.

China routinely censors foreign films to remove content deemed to be morally or politically damaging.

There is no way out for Billy except to live with a flawed conscience, as he must live with his morally compromised colleagues and his psychologically damaged wife.

Morally and ethically, sure, he's damaged goods and the scandal may be political kryptonite to him for a while.