Sentence examples for morally excessive from inspiring English sources
That response would indicate the morally excessive character of the irascible person.
Most arguments against fine dining as frivolous, excessive and somehow morally wrong rest on one of two propositions, both of them false.
Not to do so is not just morally wrong, it encourages bad decisions and excessive risk-taking.
This excessive reward for market failure is morally and politically unacceptable.
It can be excessive and misguided, and one can be morally culpable for excessive and misguided expressions of it, but hasty resentment serves an important end of self-preservation and care of one's near and dear.
She noted reducing excessive inequality "by lifting the small boats is not just morally and politically correct, but it is good economics".
It includes drug abuse, genetic manipulation, morally dubious experimentation, social inequalities and social injustice, causing poverty and accumulating excessive wealth at the expense of the common good of society are all the devil's work.
She then links, causally, the physical state of a cooler body temperature with a capacity to execute the soul's operations with sufficient force, but without excessive passion: those who are physically temperate are also psychologically and morally temperate.
In a characteristic display of excessive rhetorical aggression, Spitzer responded, "He is wrong at every level — dead wrong, factually wrong, legally wrong, morally wrong, ethically wrong," at which point the story moved to the fore.
