Sentence examples for that's morally wrong from inspiring English sources

That's morally wrong and it is preventing Britain doing its bit.

"I have large numbers who would otherwise be in a special school – other schools won't take them, and I think that's morally wrong.

Some appeal to omnipotence: since God is both omnipotent and impeccable, theological voluntarism must be true: for if God cannot act in a way that is morally wrong, then God's power would be limited by other normative states of affairs were theological voluntarism not the case.

Caroline Lucas, Green MP for Brighton Pavilion, described Aamer's continuing presence in Guantánamo as a "massive injustice", that was "morally wrong".

If there is one case that most completely represents everything that was morally wrong, legally indefensible and pragmatically foolish about President George W. Bush's detention policies, it is the case of Abu Zubaydah.

The traditional approach to criminal law has been that a crime is an act that is morally wrong.

This entails that if I violate my obligation to you, I will not merely be doing something that is morally wrong, but will be wronging you in particular.

Scully can wax self-righteous and absolutist, and he considers the "squeamishness factor" to be a handy indicator of something, like a factory farm, that is morally wrong.

Let us not revert to behavior that is morally wrong and use prisoners, who while incarcerated have no freedom of action.

"It is not the function of civil law to prescribe everything that is morally right and to forbid everything that is morally wrong," he wrote in a 1965 memo advising the church to support the decriminalization of artificial contraception.

It is just a substantive, negative, existential claim that there does not exist anything that is morally wrong.