Sentence examples for unquestionable moral from inspiring English sources
Noting that privacy is neither a presumptive moral evil nor an unquestionable moral good, Allen nevertheless defends more extensive privacy protection for women in morality and the law.
Conservatives are "modern-day Calvinists" who believe "humans are fundamentally capable of the worst" and that society must protect itself through hierarchies, boundaries and unquestionable moral codes.
Judge Phillips has forthrightly exercised her unquestionable moral authority and lived up to her mandate to defend our constitution against a most vicious domestic enemy: discrimination against honest Americans.
The point is not that we should condone this -- indeed, we must not -- but rather that our leaders in government should question their own assumptions about an unquestionable American moral superiority before throwing the nation to the dogs of war.
The entire document contained Catholic undertones and stated that art must be handled carefully because it could be "morally evil in its effects" and because its "deep moral significance" was unquestionable.
Arguably, it is because Durkheim's work on the sacred offers the starting point for a public language for thinking about that which people take to be fundamental moral realities which exert an unquestionable claim over society.
"The moral rationale for taking steps to end the deaths and suffering in Syria, after five years of brutal war, is evident and unquestionable," it said.
That much is unquestionable.
His patriotism was unquestionable.
Their spirit will be unquestionable.
