Sentence examples for morally tolerable from inspiring English sources
That is neither economically sustainable nor morally tolerable.
In principle, states enjoy the rights of political sovereignty and territorial integrity only as long as they are governed in a morally tolerable way.
But if sex is morally tolerable only for narrowly utilitarian purposes -- only for getting pregnant -- then safe sex, sex after menopause and gay sex are all equally forbidden.
The leading legal theorist Stephen J. Morse freely admits that harsh prison conditions and execution are only morally tolerable where the presumption of free choice exists (1976a; 2004).
While such a distinction between ethical reasons for objection and stronger, morally justifiable reasons for rejection tries to overcome the "paradox of moral tolerance" (see section 1 above), the "paradox of drawing the limits" would be solved by seeing as tolerable all such views or practices that do not violate the principle of justification itself (see Forst 2012b).
Until now, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Cisco and other firms have argued that the state-imposed limits on their operations in China were a tolerable cost — financially and morally — for the benefit of exposing the Chinese population to the wider world of information.
It is simply not tolerable for ministers – politically or morally – to have headlines next year suggesting that financiers have been whooping it up with bottles of Château Pétrus '61.
NOISE LEVEL -- Tolerable.
Legoland had been tolerable.
