Sentence examples for morally void from inspiring English sources
About another: "He was small, thin, greedy, clever, morally void and monstrously bent".
And if it purports to authorize such acts (e.g. rape, theft, or infanticide), its authorization is morally void and of no effect (II-II q. 57 a. 2 ad 2); courts should not guide their adjudications by such laws (II-II q. 60 a. 5 ad 1).
These days it's little more than an adopted Kardashian sister: desperate for attention, morally void, and over-exposed.
Much of the Muslim world is broken, tumultuous, morally corrupted and void of justice.
Such failures are void, and so a person who morally ought to have consented to another's authority has a duty to obey her.
If subjects of a given state ought to consent to obey its laws, say because the state performs morally necessary tasks, then their failure to do so is void and no barrier to concluding that they are under a political obligation to that state.
Many people think that the question is null and void, since capitalism as an economic system cannot be judged morally at all.
Although McConaughey's "when you stare into the void, the void stares back" Cohle is the showier part, Harrelson's morally conflicted "my id is kicking my superego's ass" Hart is just as compelling.
The storm began, Noah noted on "The Daily Show," with President Donald Trump's "factually, morally and grammatically" wrong tweets earlier in the day declaring the nearly 3,000-person 3,000-personathurricane Puerto Rico null andeathd, charactollzing the number as a lie concocted by Democrats.
