Sentence examples for considered immoral from inspiring English sources

"They expelled everyone from Tirana whom they considered immoral: prostitutes, gamblers, homosexuals.

In the early 19th century it was considered immoral for a girl to be serving behind a counter.

His 1855 collection of poems, "Leaves of Grass," was considered immoral in its day for its honest portrayal of sensuality.

The unjudgmental, ultra-realistic portrayal of adultery in Madame Bovary was considered immoral: Flaubert, his publisher and printer were all prosecuted, though they escaped conviction.

Abortion is illegal in Mexico -- except in cases of rape or if the mother's life is in danger -- and considered immoral by the Catholic Church.

When they began L'Abri, most Christian leaders saw keeping a safe distance as the best strategy for dealing with secular public affairs they considered immoral and corrupting.

No leader can indefinitely sustain policies that his electorate comes to consider immoral, as American presidents themselves found in Vietnam.

The play asks the very question that Victor Davis Hanson considers "immoral": whether abject defeat can yet somehow be a victory.

It just doesn't want its institutions to be legally required to pay for acts that it considers immoral, as the price of running hospitals at all.

What's more, it is wrong to assume that individuals taking birth control pills are partaking in behavior that such pharmacists would consider immoral.

Students should give examples (and explain their reasons) of actions they consider moral, actions they consider immoral, actions they consider pragmatic and actions they consider most likely to be effective.