Sentence examples for some sort of moral from inspiring English sources

Some sort of moral norms prevented them.

They needed some sort of moral warrant.

"It wasn't some sort of moral high-horse stance about the failing ad industry".

Did you fear that the article might be harmed if you formed some sort of moral stance on their message?

The common perception is that site selection by the International Olympic Committee confers some sort of moral high ground.

We still, as a nation, seem to believe that turning up the thermostat is some sort of moral failing.

Thirlwell, attempting to chart some sort of moral-aesthetic triangle bounded by Kurt Vonnegut, Martin Amis, and Milan Kundera, declares, "a threesome is the ultimate sexual unit.

But all night an uncomfortable question hung in the air: Do poets have some sort of special moral authority?

Even then, however, we have to try and expose some sort of a moral -- some still-standing meaning that hints at what happened and who we have become.

I don't think we're particularly interested in making the show about some sort of grand moral judgement about sex work or pornography.

So mentally, I have some heavy sort of moral responsibility to serve them, to help them.