Sentence examples similar to censure for immorality from inspiring English sources

Or, "There's no greater mask for immorality than manners".

Several British reviewers condemned the book for immorality.

Popular for its lively characters and its double entendres, the bawdy comedy was occasionally vilified for immorality.

There are some interesting ideas, notably that responsibility for immorality belongs to the consumer not the producer.

Sebree was the replacement for Commandant Benjamin Franklin Tilley, who had recently had charges brought against him for immorality and drunkenness.

Two were extremists for immorality, and thus fell below their environment.

By custom, civil servants are protected from public blame or censure for their advice.

Pirelli received no censure for its actions.

The report recommended official censure for only one officer: Captain Howard D. Bode.

We use censure for those in the House.

Wilson "deserves censure" for his conduct, said John Podheretz in Commentary.