Sentence examples for no moral difference from inspiring English sources

There is no moral difference between their jailers.

There is no moral difference between eating a dog or a pig, a cat or a chicken.

And it's a war crime that's been committed in Iraq, because there is no moral difference between a stealth bomber and a suicide bomber.

THEODORE ROOSEVELT, an American president, once claimed that there was no moral difference between gambling on cards or horses and gambling on the stockmarket.

But to conflate the two and pretend that there is no moral difference between fur and fake fur is to ignore a difference as wide as the Grand Canyon.

But he thinks it would make no moral difference if, as modern liberals urge, eugenic practices were now permitted so long as those involved did it from free choice and with their eyes open.

And in any event, is there any moral difference between giving your teenage child a drug before she sits her GCSEs and buying in a private tutor?

It also seems to follows that at least some early-term abortions are not murder, since it's hard to see any moral difference between a fertilized egg and, say, an embryo of two or three weeks.

Given that there is no important moral difference between killing someone by deliberately withholding treatment and doing so by injection, we already have doctors "playing God" all the time.

But Power also has proposals to tackle the suspicion that there is no such moral difference, to improve America's image in the world, and to challenge the EU to start pulling its weight.

From this observation, some go on to claim that there is no important moral difference between this sort of therapeutic intervention, and an enhancing genetic intervention.