Sentence examples for moral slip from inspiring English sources

Truth be told, I can't blame my moral slip on peer pressure.

Any sense of a moral world outside slipped away.

Moral authority has slipped away, no longer available to support and substantiate US policies and interventions.

Your moral standards will gradually slip as you become more and more comfortable with your own rationalizations.

Moral compasses tend to slip in direct proportion to skyrocketing profits.

But if investor faith in Germany slips, its moral authority could weaken, too.

These three loosely connected strands coalesced by the end of the week into a familiar feeling that football has long slipped its moral moorings, even as its commercial value and the wages of its star players soar.

There is a deep and hostile racial and religious politics that is trying to redefine what it is to be French, in a country that feels as if it has lost its way — its place in Europe slipping, its moral leadership tainted by Islamophobia and ultranationalism.

No coincidence there: Hollywood had come under heavy fire from civic groups in the early '30s for its alleged glamorization of gangsters in films like "Public Enemy," "Little Caesar" and "Scarface," and now it was time for the industry to demonstrate its sense of moral responsibility, while still slipping in a little bit of titillating violence and surreptitious social dissent.

It is a significant move because the club will regain a moral authority that was slipping from its grasp.

Americans believed that British government had become corrupt: that government officials used authority self-servingly, that the British mercantile system trapped American colonists in economic subservience, that politicians and corporations were in collusion, and even that British society itself had slipped into moral decay.