morally speaking

Morally speaking, that is a topic all its own.

Was it possible, morally speaking, to hold your breath in an atmosphere that poisonous?

You can say, morally speaking, that Gavin was at least partly responsible for his brother's death.

We see little difference, morally speaking, between entering into a full-fledged war or killing an individual.

Legally, they can be called into question. Morally speaking, they are intolerable.

Morally speaking, Underwood does not have limits and is capable of committing homicide.

Like every historical epoch, the 18th century in France was, morally speaking, the best and the worst of times.

He is on the lam, morally speaking.

Then the outcome is zero, morally speaking.

Morally speaking, surely the answer is also 'it depends'.

Morally speaking, this should enable us not only to tell right from wrong, but also to do right and avoid wrong.

But morally speaking, is there a difference?"

Morally speaking, the surgeon was not satisfied.

Morally speaking, it was no doubt very shocking, but we don't do much moral speaking in this line of work.

Morally speaking, it has raised her not only to Mr B's level, but above it.

Morally speaking, it already is bankrupt.

Morally speaking, I regard that last document as a species of mirror, in which a young gentleman like yourself may see how ugly he looks."

In fact, morally speaking, America legally accepted Mubarak's regime.

In fact I may be in the spot furthest from a bar on this planet, morally speaking.'

"We have no choice, morally speaking."

Legally speaking, as well as morally speaking, it absolutely vindicates your husband's innocence.

It helps, of course, when the theater allows catharsis without danger - when, morally speaking, the seats are free of charge.

Morally speaking, it's inferior.

According to simple utilitarianism, such a decision would be not only permissible, but, morally speaking, the better option (the other option being no action at all).

It is the branch of philosophical ethics that investigates the set of questions that arise when considering how one ought to act, morally speaking.