Sentence examples for different mores of from inspiring English sources
A provocative novel that presents a completely foreign world view, or a history lesson exploring the vastly different mores of the past, can push you to skeptically reassess your inherited view of the universe.
Pete's mid-life crisis is a different, more of a proper crisis – it's about losing his job, having to get two more (he's also a care worker for old folk) just to make ends meet.
Where prior iterations of the GT500 were specialists at hustling down the quarter-mile, this new edition is meant to be something quite different, more of a true all-around sports car.
But for those in Christchurch on Monday, the shaking felt very different — more of a rolling motion.
Rather, it is a different, more of an experiential and informal form of learning for the trainee.
Her hauntings are more romantic, and the materials she uses are increasingly different, more celebratory of enduring life and returning nature, despite the brutality at nature's core.
The world of "Wendy and Lucy" offers little in the way of enchantment but rather a different, more austere kind of beauty.
It's the kind of foresight and vision you'd expect from some entirely different, more organised sort of nation.
Leveson proposed a different, more disinterested version of the PCC.
Fans who hope to see a different, more intimate side of Bill Maher may be disappointed.
It's a different, more inviting kind of loudness than Health fans will be accustomed to.
