Sentence examples similar to immoral excess from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wadsworth sets the production during that period, highlighting the fact that Giovanni's philandering ways, like the immoral excesses of the old regime, are doomed.
Cameron told Church of England clergy gathered in Oxford that a return to Christian values could counter the country's "moral collapse" and blamed a "passive tolerance" of immoral behaviour for this summer's riots, Islamic extremism, City excess and Westminster scandals.
Also, in all of the discussion about excesses — about beer cans being thrown and immoral acts being committed in the churchyard and people walking half naked in the street — nobody had said a word about gluttony.
His latest book, "A Most Wanted Man" (Scribner), speaks to one of his preoccupations: the excesses, as Mr. le Carré sees it, of American foreign policy and the immoral nature of the intelligence practices that underpin it.
While noting its excesses, which he blames on Mao's personal faults as "a callous, self-absorbed, immoral human being", Hutton maintains that Mao's regime prepared the ground for the next phase of China's development.
It is borderline immoral.
Is income inequality immoral?
