Sentence examples similar to seems morally right from inspiring English sources

Mary's behaviour seems morally wrong.

Names seemed morally neutral.

And names only seem morally neutral.

But buying the shoes does not seem morally wrong.

If both the reasons for objection and the reasons for acceptance are called "moral," the paradox arises that it seems to be morally right or even morally required to tolerate what is morally wrong.

In a world of waste and taken-for-granted western plenty, to remind ourselves of our good fortune before a meal seems to me morally right.

In a related vein, Tamar Gendler (2000) points out that while attempting to vividly imagine something like that female infanticide is morally right seems to generate imaginative resistance, merely supposing it does not.

(Kagan 1989, 1998) If no objection reveals any need for anything beyond consequences, then consequences alone seem to determine what is morally right or wrong, just as consequentialists claim.

If overall utility is the criterion of moral rightness, then it might seem that nobody could know what is morally right.

Politically correct or morally right, Duncan does not seem too concerned.

What might seem to the average Guardian reader as not just socially and economically beneficial but morally right, simply does not feel that way to those who believe their justifiable concerns have been ignored by those who govern them.