"Moral ambivalence" refers to being uncertain or conflicted about what is morally right or wrong in a particular situation. It means having mixed feelings or being unsure about making a moral judgment.
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Sentences with «moral ambivalence»
- Even opponents of terrorism may feel a certain moral ambivalence when faced with acts of terror. (religion-online.org)
- But the pair are not simply angel and devil, as Amanda's moral ambivalence rather too easily coaxes Lily towards an idea for dealing with her loathsome stepfather. (theartsdesk.com)
- Here's where the characters» moral ambivalence comes into play, and it leads to a discussion between Kenzie and Bressant about right and wrong, whether ends justify means, etc.. (markreviewsmovies.com)
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