Sentence examples for decline in morals from inspiring English sources
In April an article in the communist mouthpiece Qiushi ("Seeking Truth") denied that there has been any systematic decline in morals.
For their part, the Brotherhood's political wing also sought to make political capital from the assaults, claiming they were caused by a decline in morals following the overthrow of Brotherhood president Mohamed Morsi.
Then he won international renown overnight with Atomised by slagging off today's decision makers - the 1968 student generation - blaming them for the decline in morals, food, conversation and a generally rotten life.
'But the biggest threat to the Mafia is not the FBI or the police; it's the decline in morals, the fact that the next generation doesn't understand their heritage.' It is this sense that omertà aint what it used to be that so haunts Tony, providing the show with both its finest comedy moments and its darkest, most unflinching drama.
TV would be a great time waster, would produce a decline in morals, and would disrupt families from the wholesome activity of sitting around listening to the wireless.
The report said: "Older people are generally more vocal about what they see as a decline in moral standards on television.
Mr. Lieberman has long and eloquently argued that a general decline in moral values, especially in popular culture, must be reversed by a reaffirmation of religion.
The best way to reverse the decline in moral values, according to the poll, was for parents to spend more time with their children.
More likely they would have had some tea, chatted about their mutual alarm over the decline in moral standards among American youth and decided to found an Anti-Promiscuity, Drugs and Other Stuff League.
They master the patois of globaloney — the ability to declaim for portentous minutes about the revolution in world affairs brought about by technological change/environmental degradation/the fundamental decline in moral values.
