Sentence examples for morally impossible from inspiring English sources

It was, he wrote, "morally impossible I should have been foolish as well as depraved" for what he called "such insignificant ends".

In March he said that victory for the PAN or PRI was "morally impossible".To the PRI's critics, 12 years in the wilderness seems too short to atone for decades of authoritarianism.

"It will become obvious that there are cell lines out there that have therapeutic value and it will be morally impossible to support the case that you shouldn't be using them," Dr. McKay said.

By 1976, she had been placed in charge of the animal-disease-control division of the District of Columbia Commission on Public Health... Newkirk decided that it was morally impossible to draw a distinction between mistreating a pet and mistreating a pig or a chicken that we will never see until it appears on our plate.

Penal substitutionary theories, for example, maintain that it is morally impossible for God simply to forgive our sins without exacting reparation or punishment.

Satisfaction theories start from the idea that human sin constitutes a grave offense against God, the magnitude of which renders forgiveness and reconciliation morally impossible unless something is done either to satisfy the demands of justice or to compensate God for the wrong done to him.

To presume to forgive on behalf of a living victim is morally unacceptable, if not simply impossible (Govier and Verwoerd 2002b).

Some providers (14%) revealed that as parents, it was impossible to give contraceptives to young people because it was morally unacceptable.

Is it morally unacceptable?

Legally and morally, it is impossible to understand how if Specialist Sivits is guilty of dereliction of duty, others much above him in the chain of command are not guilty of a greater dereliction of a higher duty.

Thus, it appears that if God exists, then an omnipotent agent who is morally imperfect is impossible.