Sentence examples for moral destruction from inspiring English sources
"moral destruction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe the loss or decline of one's moral values, principles, or character. It can be used in various contexts, such as discussing the effects of societal or cultural influences on an individual's morals, or the consequences of unethical actions. Example: The constant exposure to violence and immorality in the media is leading to the moral destruction of our youth.
He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1999; the Nobel committee described "The Tin Drum" as a new beginning for German literature "after decades of linguistic and moral destruction".
Shrugging off his vision of the dagger, he strides into Duncan's room with vaunting self-confidence, only to return shaking with nausea, the knowledge of his own moral destruction palpably written across his face.
They had both been at American universities just after the Second World War - Strauss as a professor, Qutb as a student - and what they had seen there had convinced them that within American prosperity lay the seeds of its moral destruction.
"I have been pressured by some donors to allow homosexuality, but I have told them they can keep their money and the homosexuality because it is not about charity at the expense of our moral destruction," Nsaba Buturo, the minister of ethics and integrity told journalists at a press conference last week.
The theatre company travelled from courtyard to courtyard presenting the story of a man – the Othello character – whose appointment as the administrator of a residential block enrages another tenant, who bitterly believes himself worthy of the position, causing him to engineer the moral destruction of the good man.
This moral destruction is antithetical to the worthy objectives envisioned by the founders of HRW.
Verbal attacks via phone calls, physical punishment attacks in which a gun was pointed at my head and I was told that the revolution had already sentenced me to death, beating and incarceration attempts, financial, moral and religious destruction were launched at me from the Government.
He also adds a powerful measure of moral witness: ecological destruction is greatly to blame for our current peril.
But for others, the unrest represented anarchy and moral relativism, a destruction of social and patriotic values.
Culturally, rights were precipitated by what Alasdair MacIntyre has called a "moral catastrophe": the destruction of pre-modern communities of virtue and duty.
They essentially jell into two separate stories: the curse upon the house of the mother-lovin' Oedipus and his descendants, and the Trojan War's psychological, moral and physical destruction of Greece's finest soldiers and their families.
