Sentence examples for sees a moral from inspiring English sources

For now, Ya'alon told me that he sees a "moral asymmetry" between the Arabs and the Jews.

Ed Slott, an accountant in Rockville Centre, N.Y., who has been following the issue, said he sees a moral to this story: "If you think you've figured out a tax loophole, keep it to yourself".

According to investigators, Bergdahl believed that if one sees a "moral wrong, that you are motivated to act immediately, you know, to do something about that and that you do so without regard to your personal consequences to you or even without any regard to whether or not you are going to succeed or fail," Dahl explained.

Instead, they see a moral obligation.

"I don't see a moral question," he said.

"I don't see a moral problem with it.

But Becca, a retired C.I.A. officer, comes to see a moral dilemma in their pact.

And regardless of its uses for humans, many see a moral imperative to save biodiversity.

If you see a moral imperative to step in to avoid anarchy, send British, French and German children, not ours.

Seuss tried to avoid writing didactically: "Kids can see a moral coming a mile off", he said.

Those who don't see a moral dilemma here are spending too much time at the Short Hills Mall.