Sentence examples for morally troubled from inspiring English sources

Lammy's pitch for the job he's had his eye on for many years includes speaking stridently to and for what he believes is a morally troubled London working class for which liberalised high street betting fosters social indiscipline.

Most Americans are morally troubled by late-term abortions.

For the most part, we are not confused or morally troubled by the idea that there is such a thing as an acceptable or even appropriate lie.

And today is where you find those intense, morally troubled characters like Michael Clayton and Bob Barnes in "Syriana".

As such, they are somewhat less morally troubling.

These videos are queasily fascinating and morally troubling.

On the contrary, as a form of duplicity it is morally troubling.

Yet segregation can also be an outcome of circumstances that may not be morally troubling.

The role of Judas in the story of Jesus has always been morally troubling.

Despite the certainty of guilt and the crime's gravity, the prosecutor's belated pursuit is both legally and morally troubling.

Since mifepristone is prescribed only in the first seven weeks of pregnancy, and early abortions are more palatable to many Americans, abortion-rights advocates hope they can use the drug to make abortion itself seem less morally troubling.