Sentence examples for understandable moral from inspiring English sources
As he stepped down Sunday night, Mr. Boetticher conceded that "although legal in a judicial sense many people would have understandable moral reservations" about his relationship with the girl less than half his age.
Wall has one final warning for vigilantes who might be acting out of an "understandable moral outrage".
This vigilante action might be prompted by understandable moral outrage, but some are concerned that the headline-grabbing witch-hunts have been vastly out of proportion with the original transgressions".
"[W]hile the political logic behind the administration's thinking is understandable enough, the moral logic is contemptible," said Matthew Yglesias last month, noting the recent dismissal of two gay soldiers.
Mendelson's understandable aversion to moral relativism causes her to err in the other direction, narrowing her definition of morality to a specific, yet vaguely explained "cultural product of the West," and thereby shrinking her sympathetic readership to those few who happen to share her idiosyncratic terms.
Universality in application then imposes a limit on how complex principles of justice can be they must be understandable to common moral sense, and not so complicated that only experts can apply them in deliberations.
Short expressions of WTD statements must be linked back to the fuller narrative context, to values and moral understandings, in order to be understandable.
In opposition the same fear has gripped them, uncertain how to handle an understandable public fear of moral hazard, needing to separate the deserving from the undeserving.
One easily understandable version of a theistic moral argument relies on an analogy between human laws promulgated by nation-states and moral laws.
