Sentence examples for morally illicit from inspiring English sources
"There remains the possibility that ministries may yet be forced to fund and facilitate such morally illicit activities," Cardinal Dolan said at the time.
In a statement, the conference president, Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York, claimed that — despite the separate policy accommodation — "there remains the possibility that ministries may yet be forced to fund and facilitate" what he called "morally illicit activities".
Archbishop Dolan, who is in Rome for the ceremony on Saturday when he will be made a cardinal, said: "We are still afraid that we are being called upon to subsidize something we find morally illicit.
Because no matter how much pull they have with the tides, they can't make illicit affairs morally conscionable.
Certainly both sending countries feel their agents were morally justified in their illicit acts of infiltration and dispute the legitimacy of the other side's action.
As film historian David Thomson points out, his speciality were heroes who are "morally indolent, compromised and greedy for illicit sensation".
Morally, it ignores the use and, in some cases, promotion of drugs such as alcohol and tobacco that are much more harmful than most "illicit" drugs.
MURDER? Illicit enrichment?
People committing illicit acts.
