Sentence examples for moral well from inspiring English sources
Overdoing it could endanger the physical and moral well being of the wife (and future children).
In one of his less read sermons (Sermon IV) Butler suggests that careful government of the tongue is important to one's moral well being.
And Wednesday night, dozens of residents said the bar posed a threat to the health and moral well-being of their children.
A journalist's account of his year as a correction officer, where his moral well-being was as much at risk as his bodily safety.
A journalists account of his year as a correction officer, where his moral well-being was as much at risk as his bodily safety.
Huckabee understands that economic well-being is fused with social and moral well-being, and he talks about the inter-relationship in a way no other candidate has.
The crisis created in Whitehall by the Aids epidemic led to an extraordinary row between Margaret Thatcher and her Cabinet colleagues over the dangers posed to the nation's moral well-being by acknowledging the existence of anal sex.
The law requires parental permission for participation in all school clubs and says organizations can be barred to "protect the physical, emotional, psychological or moral well-being of students and faculty".
Confucius, as pictured in The Analects written long after his death, had a similar view of music, including a concern for the choice of music and modes proper for the moral well-being of a gentleman.
The oddity in Mr Campbell's case was that his misfortune provoked no fewer than 150 members of Parliament the bulk of Labour's backbenchers to sign a motion deploring his fate as a threat to the moral well-being of the nation.Can they be serious?
No longer could it uphold the moral well-being of the nation's youth (banning The Tams' There Ain't Nothing Like Shagging due to a lack of knowledge about Virginian dance crazes); it had to justify its survival through cutting-edge status.
