Sentence examples for morally ugly from inspiring English sources

A New Declaration of Independence were arguing that "monopoly capitalism is morally ugly as well as economically unsound," that in America "the large majority should be able – in accordance with the tenets of the 'American dream' … to count on living in an atmosphere of equality, in a world which puts relatively few barriers between man and man".

Berlin regarded such an attitude as not only morally ugly, but foolish: for good ends have a tendency to be corrupted and undermined by being pursued through unscrupulous means.

Black folk were morally ugly, too soulless savages seeking to satisfy appetites without higher purpose.

The impression I have from the field reports I am getting from people and news accounts around the country is that Republicans seem to be working harder at suppressing our vote than turning their own out which, while morally ugly, makes some tactical sense for them since their voters are more likely than ours to show up at the polls.

(After all, Kugel asks, what then are we supposed to make of all the ugly, morally repellent laws and stories?) He also won't say that Jewish observance is enough, that following God's laws — independent of accepting their truth — is satisfactory.

Morally torture is something very ugly".

McCain deserves credit for pointing out how messy torture is practically — muddying the truth, putting our soldiers at risk of the same — and how ugly it is morally.

Morally, yes, Hiroshima was horrible.

Ugly fruits and vegetables are morally discriminated against.

A process that allows for its own eventual improvement and keeps alive the aspiration for justice is morally right even when it yields a result that is ugly, unfair, confusing or wrong.

Hillary Clinton's top aides would like the world to know they are morally superior to Donald Trump and his staff, who ran an ugly campaign courting white nationalists.