Sentence examples for and moral decay from inspiring English sources

The subject is syphilis, as a metaphor for social and moral decay.

At times, it has been closely associated with urban, and moral, decay.

This whole mess, you repeat to yourself, is caused by democracy and moral decay.

For all the talk on the right about family values and moral decay, its actions are consistently hypocritical.

They should look to patriotism, not Westernism; to solidarity, not individualism; to spirituality, not consumerism and moral decay.

At the same time, pestilential stench was a sign of Satan; bad odors indicated physical and moral decay.

His interest soon grew into concern over the rising tide of fascism and the moral decay that contributed to it.

This sense that 1860s Britain had entered a post-industrial landscape of environmental exhaustion and terminal moral decay was there in the literature too.

Are we really so surprised at the state of our political system, and the moral decay of our country? 2 Timothy 3 2 says "People will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boastful, proud, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy".

The best that can be said about this billionaire-funded display of arrogance, ignorance and self-satisfied moral decay is this: If bullish*t were nickels they could have ended the deficit today.

Ibsen's play, written in 1881, is up to the nanosecond, given the playwright's intimations of feminism (Mrs. Alving is obviously the flip side of Nora in "A Doll House"), assisted suicide and genetic determinism, not to mention contemporary moral decay and political sleaze.