Sentence examples for morally insupportable from inspiring English sources
For Obama to attack Iran would be morally insupportable: it would be a rupture of faith.
Here, a highly qualified man with unchallenged personal integrity took a legally and morally insupportable position, that a question remains whether waterboarding is torture under United States law.
Africa's first woman bishop, the Right Reverend Ellinah Wamukoya, also a member of the ACEN, said the fact the burden of climate change would fall disproportionately on the world's women was morally insupportable.
One evening in 1985, Kouchner was having dinner with an old friend, Mario Bettati, a professor of law, and complaining that international law, by treating borders as inviolable, erected frustrating and morally insupportable barriers to his work.
The RFC's deliberations were understood--with good reason--not as effective management but as insider dealing: common financial practice through the 1920s, but politically and morally insupportable at a time when millions of Americans were losing their jobs, their homes, and their savings, and when some were literally dying of starvation.
Foie gras is morally indefensible.
This is morally indefensible.
It is morally indefensible.
"This is morally indefensible," said Mr. Lake.
The failure of the government to do any of the above is insupportable both morally and (perhaps most important in terms of immediate accountability) legally.
