Sentence examples for morally sticky from inspiring English sources

In one of the odder exchanges of this past year, they circulated a Valentine's Day poem about it: "Roses are red, nepotism is icky; Cramer paying his family is morally sticky".

It's more an authorized biography of the Obama White House, along the lines of Bob Woodward's ultimately discredited "Bush at War". "What is the difference — legally and morally — between a sticky bomb the Israelis place on the side of an Iranian scientist's car and a Hellfire missile the United States launches at a car in Yemen from thirty thousand feet in the air?

Morally wrong".

Spicy, sticky.

Sticky mittens?

No, Sticky.

Sticky, polished.

Sticky air.

Sticky buns.

"Is it morally incorrect?

Morally repugnant?