Sentence examples for overwhelming moral from inspiring English sources

It argued that the need to protect civilians was an overwhelming moral imperative.

"But I think there are overwhelming moral arguments at stake here.

People will say there will be overwhelming moral and political pressure to respect the will of the voters.

Our survey work classifies them as "pioneers" – individuals whose motivations leave them predisposed to incentives that reinforce their overwhelming moral desire to help people directly.

If, at that moment, Clooney mistook a media dustup for a moral crusade — a feud for a cause — he then found, in Darfur, a cause of overwhelming moral seriousness.

Beside the overwhelming moral case is the legal one: arms cannot be sold where there is a clear risk that they will be used in breach of international humanitarian law.

But those who battled him remember most of all his near-overwhelming moral certitude.

Our congregation, by resolution, has unanimously condemned this practice and trusts that others will join us in an overwhelming show of moral outrage.

The rest of the movie's dramatic consequence hardly registers alongside the overwhelming physical and moral horror that the scene of lynching, which is both unbearable to watch and infuriating to consider.

(The overwhelming value of moral self-interest).

So the argument for a campaign to divest from the world's most polluting companies is becoming an overwhelming one, on both moral and pragmatic grounds.