Sentence examples for objectionable moral from inspiring English sources

However, critics have argued that this is implausible: the best explanations of what was wrong with immoral cases of eugenics, such as the Nazi eugenic programs, are that they involved coercion and were motivated by objectionable moral beliefs or false non-moral beliefs.

Monteverdi's "Ballo Delle Ingrate" ("Dance of the Ungrateful Women") offers an objectionable prefeminist moral: women should submit to male desire or face eternal damnation.

Half were asked to rate, on a nine-point morality scale (with one being highly immoral and nine being highly moral), how objectionable it would be for other people to over-report travel expenses at work.

David Lyons maintains that the Jim Crow laws (racial segregation laws in force in the southern US until 1964), British colonial rule in India, and chattel slavery in antebellum America offer three refutations of the view that civil disobedience requires moral justification in morally objectionable regimes.

They haven't realised that this is morally objectionable".

So, what do you do when you're too big, in a world where bigness is cast not only as aesthetically objectionable, but also as a moral failing?

What I find objectionable, then, is not the moral stance of Gay Check Online and Train but the contrived way in which they communicate that stance.

Or as Douglas puts it: is it the case that adopting "biomedical means to moral enhancement is objectionable not just relative to other alternative means, but in an absolute sense" ([ 1]: 236)?

Such discrimination is objectionable on intellectual as well as moral grounds; it precludes an important source of the energy that comes from critical questioning.

Since this response implies self-indulgent shamelessness in enjoying being manipulated, it is not only objectionable on aesthetic grounds, but on moral ones as well.

As long as their platform is a moral one, it is hardly objectionable.