Sentence examples for bit of morality from inspiring English sources

On such an inauspicious occasion, the least that could be expected was quality, excitement and a bit of morality.

In truth, "Tilt" is a bit of a morality play, a battle for the soul of the game that has nothing to do with luck and everything to do with the brute force that often sits at the table with serious players.

"I think there was a bit of middle-class morality that people like chips and crisps and they didn't want to encourage that.

There's more than a bit of political ideology – and morality – in this.

She dreamed of Negro women appearing as flickering images in powerfully lighted boxes that could be seen in sitting rooms far distant, and colored men dressed in garish costumes like children, playing odd sporting games and bragging like drunkards — every bit of pride, decency and morality squeezed clean out of them".

Those of us who remember the early days of Superman remember that he fought for 'truth, justice and the American way.' Over the years, America seems to have lost her way a bit; instead of living by ideals of morality, justice and excellence, much of our society has slipped to a greed and expediency-driven one.

Attempting to load corporations with some type of deontological or virtue-based system of morality does not make the slightest bit of sense.

" To describe the thrice-married Nicolas Sarkozy as representing "uptight God-fearing morality" seems a bit of a stretch.

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To make it even more difficult, this primal bit of attraction comes freighted with teachings about morality, religion and hygiene.

A degraded level of morality.