Sentence examples similar to morally delicate from inspiring English sources

The proposed financial compensation may be a delicate and morally questionable matter but would involve fairness and transparency, while enabling easier organization of elder care provision.

Nostalgia is a form of longing for what is real, and I think "Harvard Square" is, at heart, a sort of new American immigrant existentialism, an attempt to find authenticity in a world so morally complex that a delicate Jewish Ivy League graduate student becomes best friends (and lovers? hard to say) with a boorish Tunisian taxi driver.

I can sympathize with people that say, it's just better — even if it means justice isn't actually being served, even if it seems morally repugnant, maybe just to get through a really delicate point in a nation's history — to agree to forget things".

Morally wrong".

Morally repugnant?

Morally indefensible.

Morally uplifting.

"Morally probably.

Morally ambiguous".

"Is it morally incorrect?

That is morally unsustainable.