Sentence examples for morally intelligent from inspiring English sources
The phrase "morally intelligent" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe someone who possesses a high level of moral understanding and decision-making skills. Example: "Jane's actions may have been morally questionable, but her morally intelligent nature always guided her to make the right choices."
And there's the rub, his morally intelligent family.
But the darkness will keep coming through, and it's in the story of Herr N.'s morally intelligent family that the book's true theme emerges.
Highway Patrolman is a beautifully observed, morally intelligent film about what Cox calls "the impossibility of imposing good on people", and Cox found a great lead actor in Roberto Sosa - though he looks a bit different now.
Because Winnie loved him, I would not admit there was anything wrong with loving him, a contorted state of mind that led me to the ludicrous and disgraceful position of defending H when he was attacked by my scrupulous and morally intelligent family".
But supposedly intelligent, morally upstanding people had been indulging in it right in Langley, Va.
Thank you and Leon Wieseltier for his insightful, intelligent and morally engaged review of Martin Amis's new book of essays, "The Second Plane" (April 27).
For now, these books by two intelligent and morally aware young women tell us what it was like to struggle to survive while others played out utopian dreams above them.
Marías's narrators are intelligent analytic but morally dubious characters, who are cast into the role of spy.
He is tough-minded, intelligent, skeptical and morally aware, though also unabashedly afflicted with the major human attributes that propel his history: avarice and here and there a touch of lust.
We, your readers, forgive you and wish that the Bush administration could show the same kind of intelligent, self-examining and morally strong leadership.
As Crystal finds herself under increasing pressure from all sides, "Bethany" takes a turn toward the gothic in its depiction of the lengths to which this intelligent, well-meaning and morally centered woman will go to secure a chance at getting her daughter back.
