Meanings of even moral in English

Sardinia had not given even moral support to the Roman Republic.

The problems were social, economic, geographic, perhaps even moral.

He was refined and even moral in the best sense of the word, but still human.

Life is not run on physical lines, nor on emotional, nor social, nor even moral lines.

But she also knew that even moral acts can have dimensions that scar the mind and wound the heart.

The Ferrari brand evolved after decades of consistent commitment to racing, to beauty, exclusivity and mechanical (possibly even moral) extremity.

Simson proposed that belief in Jesus as Savior was not necessary for salvation, and that even moral and upright pagans might be saved.

Whether or not such an action really is justifiable, or even moral, I leave to the Christian clergy and their followers to decide.

The astonishing part of the revelation was that it was so absolutely simple; neither wealth, nor intellect, nor position, nor even moral perfection, were needed.

Normal priorities and even moral codes often go out the window when athletes take to the playing field, while fanaticism is celebrated on the sideline.

Despite his lapses in judgment, and maybe even morals, he had never stooped to piracy.

To him, for example, the high tariff was the source of all good, of life, health, food, clothes, and even morals.

No amount of secondary expertness in politics or economics or social reform or even morals can atone for the abandonment of our own province.