Sentence examples for moral dissolution from inspiring English sources
It is a satiric novel about a diplomat whose ratlike tail is the physical manifestation of his moral dissolution.
4. Spreading the culture of moral dissolution by promoting it through expressions of civilisation and exchanges of cultures with the west.
Those at the bar seemed remarkably collaborative, not to mention sober — still in the up-and-coming phase, before financial and moral dissolution sets in.
The Good Soldier by Ford Madox Ford (1915) Ford's masterpiece is a searing study of moral dissolution behind the facade of an English gentleman – and its stylistic influence lingers to this day.
Unfortunately, he doesn't quite have the charisma to pull off quiet depravity in the way Abel Tesfaye does, and he's too keen to telegraph his moral dissolution by saying "fuck" every other word over his slow, torturous soul.
Start accepting evolution or an ancient Earth, and the result is like the giant wrecking ball, labeled "Millions of Years," that is shown smashing the ground at the foundation of a church, the cracks reaching across the gallery to a model of a home in which videos demonstrate the imminence of moral dissolution.
Without this kind of reinforcement, some retributivists argue, the legitimacy of the legal system itself may be undermined, leading eventually to general moral decline and the dissolution of society.
Healthy competition and "all in good fun" TV has turned into vicious cycles of violence, manipulation and a public dissolution of moral and ethical boundaries.
This is the Bible Belt, where preachers blame a dissolution of morals for divorce and tell couples to work harder at staying together.
The possibility of dissolution lends a moral shape to history: we want our empires to fall as well as rise, and we expect decadence to be rewarded with destruction.
