Sentence examples for morally unsound from inspiring English sources

The result of their morally unsound hubris is Dren; a new humanoid lifeform, expertly played by Delphine Chanéac and assisted by puppets, CGI and prosthetics.

To suggest that those responsible for calculated acts of genocide should not be executed because the punishment is cruel is an insult to the dignity of humanity.JOHANSEN RAYMUNDNew YorkSIR Your position against the death penalty is morally unsound.

In London he revealed to the Financial Times that he was carrying Smith's "The Theory of Moral Sentiments" in his suitcase.As Mr Wen explains it, an important message of this book is that if the fruits of economic development are not shared by all, that is "morally unsound", as well as a threat to social stability.

It seemed right, and having thought about it afterwards … It's like, everyone asks me why I did it and it wasn't like I was sat there thinking about it going, 'Well, this is morally unsound, what Michael's doing, portraying himself as der-der-der.' You know, vaguely, I probably knew that it was wrong, then this feeling that it could be done, that I could walk on stage.

Barney Wragg noted that from an EMI point of view, although much of the material in 2nd life was copied (which was morally and ethically unsound of course – no word of the EMI / Yahoo trial announced that day), the major labels were still looking at how best to use these media as there are interplays between the commercial and promotional value, and this differs by label and artist type.

When, in the early 20th century, anthropological science abandoned the idea of races as both scientifically unsound and morally hideous, it turned to population characteristics and tracing how populations moved from place to place.

State officials, trying to soften objections that it is morally irresponsible and financially unsound for New York to turn to gambling to pay for education, say that the new parlors are merely cyber versions of the lottery terminals selling scratch-off tickets in delis, convenience stores and bodegas all around the state.

He privately opposed slavery as an institution which he viewed as economically unsound and morally indefensible.