Merkel decided judicially right, but morally wrong, her critics said.
Well, M.M. was technically right, but figuratively wrong.
"Trump is technically right but wrong in spirit," says Mark Galeotti, a New York University professor who studies the Russian security state.
"The Vietnam War is either morally right or morally wrong," he told Jones.
What emerges is an interpretation of human normative life, with its quandaries and disputes over what is rational and irrational, morally right and morally wrong.
Rightly, or wrongly, morally right or morally wrong, the dressing room is a sanctum of protection.
But if one cannot establish (1) via a deductive argument from one's moral theory, cannot it be argued that that will lead to skepticism about whether one can know what human actions are morally right and morally wrong?
"I'm not political—I look at the world as morally right and morally wrong," he said, which was plain enough from his bearing.
If selfishness is evil, then these rights are wrong, morally wrong.
There is no mystery, after all, in having a legal right to do something morally wrong.
It was not only medically wrong, but also morally wrong.
