"better morals" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to emphasize the importance of adhering to a set of values or ethical principles: "Education should go hand in hand with better morals to help shape the future of our society."
Some officials even hint that Europeans have better morals.
Pretty sure Voldemort had better morals than Trump," one tweeted, "Voldemort just singled out Harry, Trump singles out an entire religion".
"The crying need of the nation is not for better morals, cheaper bread, temperance, liberty, culture, redemption of fallen sisters and erring brothers, nor the grace, love and fellowship of the Trinity, but simply for enough money".
Told a friend Voldemort Trump analogy that JK Rowling posted and she said that's an insult he's actually smart.She's referring to Voldemort Pretty sure Voldemort had better morals than Trump Voldemort just singled out Harry, Trump singles out an entire religion Trump is not like Voldemort.
We may be seeing this again in a campaign under way today: a push for better morals among party members and less corruption by Mr. Hu's successor, Xi Jinping, announced on April 19 after a Politburo meeting, dubbed the "check the mirror, fix your clothes, take a bath, see the doctor" campaign.
Kant as well was little inclined to make fun of evil and suffering, and he viewed liberation from theology as a precondition of better morals and politics.
Could magnets be used to increase morality (make people make better moral judgments)?
This in turn leads to better moral commitments, including avoiding violence.
As Professor Rasmussen says, "My grandmother may well have made better moral judgments than I do".
And surely there is no better moral watchdog to ensure good behaviour than Lord Tomlin's potentially "unappreciative taxpayer".
Best of all, rising IQs led to better moral reasoning, putting racism and sexism on the defensive.
