Sentence examples for morally flawed from inspiring English sources

It's a convincing if morally flawed argument, and hilarious too.

To say that he is morally flawed would be an understatement, and therefore our investment in him is morally flawed, too.

But the Dalai Lama rejected that idea, saying the approach was morally flawed.

As rendered by Milch, he is both a man of principle and a morally flawed pragmatist.

Therefore, any applied ethics of war are by definition morally flawed.

Pure self-interest is as economically flawed as it is morally flawed.

The mainstream penalty-driven approach to drugs control is both morally and intellectually flawed.

He has since written that "the mainstream penalty-driven approach to drugs control is both morally and intellectually flawed".

The three leads were all flawed, morally questionable and, at times, genuinely disturbed but, in two under-seen seasons and a special finale, they always managed to keep us onside, even when they were bludgeoning a cat to death with a brick.

But morally, he was flawed.

Those attempts are wrong, historically flawed and morally unacceptable.