Sentence examples for moral gag from inspiring English sources
And if the comments in Miller's article are any indication ("When a 50-year-old decides to strap on the Baby Björn, the choice prompts something like a moral gag reflex")., the idea of certain people having babies can provoke a lot of hostility.
It is dangerous to allow moral hysteria gag voices that need to be heard.
Wodehouse, though these books are considerably dirtier in plot, gag, and moral sensibility.
They showed that the enlightened could be clownish, and that a gag could carry devastating moral weight.
Like most movies aimed at the kindergarten set, "Marmaduke" balances its giggly, gross-out gags with a stern moral agenda.
It's as broad, daft and punchy as all of their work, but here a lightly worn moral seriousness brings ballast to the gags and gigglesome wordplay.
The good news is that children, not having already read 100 books with a similarly worthy moral (not to mention the entire run of O: The Oprah Magazine), won't gag.
Gags have been cracked about the far right demagogue's moral bankruptcy and the dry cleaning bills for his white robes.
I rediscovered puns that wormed their way permanently into my memory, absurd comedy gags, and a cast of shallow, entitled characters with no moral compasses.
When it was overturned, the papers' moral distress at Terry's supposed transgression was exponentially compounded by their anger at his efforts to gag them.
