Sentence examples for morally unjustified from inspiring English sources

"But, whatever it is, it's morally unjustified, by whatever name it goes by..

"But, whatever it is, it's morally unjustified, by whatever name it goes by...

If this kind of killing was morally unjustified, went their argument, then the threat to use it was also immoral.

To be sure, Hart agreed with Kelsen that laws may be morally unjustified, but, unlike Kelsen, he thought that the existence of law is, fundamentally, dependent on nothing more than the conventional practices of judges.

Singer offered utilitarian arguments to support his contention that modern methods of raising and slaughtering animals for human food ("factory farming") are morally unjustified; his arguments also applied to other traditional ways in which humans use animals, including as experimental subjects in medical research and as sources of entertainment.

Schmitt claims that one cannot judge, from an external perspective, that a group is morally unjustified in defining its own identity in a certain way and to introduce political enmity, with the attendant possibility of killing, to preserve that identity.

Such insecurity seems unjustified.

Both claims are unjustified.

This asymmetry is unjustified.

It was totally unjustified.

That criticism is unjustified.