Sentence examples for existing mores from inspiring English sources

Both books agree that Tocqueville's essential accomplishment was to take the study of democratic politics away from philosophy and make it more like anthropology, a human science — to see that it wasn't social contracts or declarations of the rights of man which made democracies work but the subtle and contradictory workings of existing mores and manners with evolving laws and rights.

If existing, more information about this score would be welcome.

The brainwashing idea straddles the arc of legitimacy between fact and fiction, existing more in the latter than the former.

NASD, which was formerly known as the National Association of Securities Dealers, has already viewed both practices as illegal under existing, more general rules.

This does nothing to attract new supporters or independents and it may indeed turn off existing, more moderate Republican supporters.

Increasingly, however, the distinction between the two is coming to be seen as existing more in theory than in fact.

The problem with creating new business models for the internet and a digital environment is that these can cannibalise existing, more lucrative businesses.

Qing Wang, a professor at Warwick Business School, said that Britain had been "shooting itself in the foot" with its existing, more cumbersome procedures.

This may be attributed to existing more free water that do not combined in hydration process.

Replacing or improving existing more invasive or less accurate techniques to deliver the same therapeutic result.

The methodology is compared with existing more elaborate analytical methodologies and finite element predictions.