Sentence examples for in immorality from inspiring English sources
A German visitor observed a nation that had overstepped all others "in immorality and addiction to debauchery".English society expected, even encouraged, men to pay for sex.
As the troupe's frolicking mix of vaudeville and Tin Pan Alley takes over, the lyrics, dredged in immorality, become the center of attention.
What is actually worse is not the Bush administration, which is virtually identical in immorality and malice to the Nixon administration, but the public itself.
In Egyptian newspapers, the United States is portrayed as a case study in immorality: corrupt, hypocritical, anti-Islamic, anti-Arab, weak, uncaring about civilian casualties in Afghanistan and swayed by a Zionist lobby.
There is no moral case for gay marriage, and making that our stance will protect us from the growing drift into a culture that is already awash in immorality.
Her tenacity, her adventures in immorality, and her profound talent made Elizabeth Taylor the icon other icons mimic, the test they must pass, the bar they must raise if they are to be acknowledged in the same breath as those who were truly great.
So rooted was the Tory belief in the immorality of taxation that in the next parliament he would find a further £25bn of saving – reassuringly little because most of the public deficit-cutting job was done – and a juicy £7.2bn of tax cuts.
The main index, the Bombay Sensex, went from 3,427 to nearly 4,000 within the week.In this section Immorality in Afghanistan Free at last? India looks east Sharif-2 Price of power Next, please Drifting away ReprintsThe budget increases the investment limit for foreign portfolio investors in Indian companies from 24% to 30%.
In short, Atlas Shrugged is one of the worst books ever written--and, in the words of Gore Vidal, "nearly perfect in its immorality".
"We must not indulge in sexual immorality as some of them did, and twenty-three thousand fell in a single day" (1 Corinthians 10 8).
By the same token, it is neither irrational nor crazy to believe that if the actions taken by someone who has received material support from you are immoral, then one bears some responsibility, or is complicit in that immorality.
