Examples of 'would be morally' in a sentence
Meaning of "would be morally"
The phrase 'would be morally' is used to discuss or evaluate the moral implications or consequences of a particular action or decision. It suggests considering whether something is ethically right or wrong
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would be morally
Would be morally no different than taking a breath.
Any such action would be morally wrong.
I would be morally obliged to preserve his memory.
Sinful pleasure would be morally no different.
It would be morally incorrect to do less than extend our hospitality.
We do not use them because it would be morally wrong to do so.
It would be morally wrong to profit from this.
There is controversy as to whether developing them would be morally justifiable.
It would be morally wrong advantage of this.
In this sense any war of aggression would be morally unjustified.
I think it would be morally right and economically advantageous.
To support one and oppose the other would be morally incoherent.
But that would be morally incorrect.
You do not think that even with consent it would be morally justified.
That would be morally deplorable.
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To treat people differently who suffered in the same circumstances would be morally questionable.
Because that would be morally atrocious.
Ifyou were to go out there and tell the truth, it would be morally repugnant.
That would be morally repugnant.
George Galloway says assassinating Blair would be morally justified.
Such an approach would be morally wrong and strategically stupid.
In cases like that, imposing the treatment of the abnormality would be morally problematic.
Most people say it would be morally wrong not to help.
However, if military action was attempted, only Saddam Hussein would be morally responsible.
It would be morally presumptuous.
Warwick assumed I would be morally ambiguous.
I would be morally obliged to preserve his memory . We can not forget our dead.
Every Church member would be morally obligated to subscribe.
God Himself has stated that punishing someone for his parents ' sins would be morally wrong,.
It would be morally wrong.
Therefore, the action would be morally justified.
I feel it would be morally dubious for a German law court to pursue him for that . ”.
It 's hard to see why it would be morally wrong.
Such a God would be morally inferior to the highest ideals of humanity.
An internationalization strategy without links to less-developed countries would be morally and intellectually lacking.
Any such action would be morally wrong and politically unwise.
As the community service leader, I think we would be morally remiss.
Doing so would be morally bad.
If all four of these conditions are satisfied, then torture would be morally permissible . ".
The marginalization of developing countries would be morally indefensible, politically self-defeating and economically counter-productive.
They should . It 's not my role to decide for them . It would be morally presumptuous.
It would be morally presumptuous . I could learn a lot from this man.
See note 5 on why this would be morally problematic.
It would be morally wrong to profit from this . But I will not get a dime.
Who 's to say any other solution would be morally better?
It would be morally wrong to profit from this . Huh?
Then, then then what do you think, would be morally justified then?
It would be morally presumptuous . NICK.
It 's not my role to decide for them . It would be morally presumptuous.
Failure to act would be morally reprehensible.".
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Of course we would bring her straight home
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