Sentence examples for substantial moral from inspiring English sources

They introduce a fairy-tale couple and an earthbound couple, and argue with substantial moral (and some moralizing) energy that the fairy-tale world of empire can retain legitimacy only if it allows the disenchanted, post-traumatic world to produce and reproduce with conviction and dignity.

"There is a very substantial moral hazard in that".

So there would have to be some substantial moral reason against continuing to keep your word.

For the dreamers who long to institute God's justice on earth, Fadl's revisions represent a substantial moral challenge.

And he suggested that the opposition movement, despite its apparent weakness in the face of arrests, trials and intimidation, had won substantial moral victories.

And second, if there isn't, what steps need to be taken to rein in the substantial moral hazard problem that will therefore result?

Americans may be holding tenaciously to a strict view of personal morality, but they say that they do not want to impose their views on others (abortion seems to be the big exception).The fact that there was a substantial religious-moral vote is not by itself evidence of a political breakthrough by religious conservatives.

In both cases, substantial and legitimate moral horror over criminal acts leads to a call for terrible remedies.

Most of the informants linked an HIV diagnosis, or just being seen at the VCT site, with substantial loss of moral standing and discrimination from families and communities.

If he is open to revising a substantial portion of the moral views that are 'commonly recognized', then he loses part of his case against rivals.

A consequence of this view is that art and literature, in educating our emotions, will have a substantial role in our moral development (Nussbaum 2001).