Sentence examples for morally unfortunate from inspiring English sources
It is not just scientifically weak; it is also morally unfortunate, as it fosters an unjustifiably limited vision of human potential.
"The parents went bankrupt, but the kids had nothing to do with it," says Lutz. "In the public eye, the brands are morally exonerated from the unfortunate moral event that befell their parents".
That leads to a mentality where abuse of power is viewed as perhaps unfortunate, but almost morally acceptable, because power protects.
The implication is that this may be unfortunate — not exactly ideal morally — but it can't be helped, because it's natural, biological.
"I made a statement that our very established society cannot make exceptions, but instead lowers our standards of human rights and gives unfortunate people no support, morally or financially.
The mere fact that every beach-goer has paid towards maintaining the presence of a lifeguard does not excuse them from trying to save the drowning swimmer in the lifeguard's absence, or make it any less of a morally reprehensible act for them to stand by and watch the unfortunate victim expire for want of assistance.
In the piece entitled "I'm a paedophile, but not a monster", he explains how he developed "deep-seated feelings of inferiority" after realising his attraction to children aged 13. "I've been stuck with the most unfortunate of sexual orientations, a preference for a group of people who are legally, morally and psychologically unable to reciprocate my feelings and desires," he writes.
