Sentence examples for morally monstrous from inspiring English sources
Its villain Kilgrave, played by David Tennant, has the power of mind control and is as legally blameless as he is morally monstrous.
"From the start," he said in 1968, "Columbia's plans have struck me as financially astute, legally impeccable, administratively stupid, architecturally monstrous and morally indefensible".
This bullying behavior also manifested itself in Weinstein's creative choices as a producer and distributor of movies: his oppressive approach with filmmakers though in no way morally equivalent to his monstrous attacks on women had negative effects on the movie world of his times.
A country of such otherwise good fortune and peaceful intention is now unprepared — legally and morally —to deal with such a monstrous atrocity.
He says of Norway, "A country of such otherwise good fortune and peaceful intention is now unprepared — legally and morally — to deal with such a monstrous atrocity".
Unless we act now to direct it toward morally acceptable ends -- cure and treatment of disease and the extension of active life, not monstrous manipulation and production of clones for spare parts -- we risk losing the imperfectability that makes us human.
Although Jack ultimately saves the majority of the world's children and finds a way to foil the monstrous 456, the situation in which he is placed forces him to make a morally difficult (and to some viewers, reprehensible) decision.
Beggar girl, monstrous child.
