Sentence examples for morals change from inspiring English sources
Yes, manners and morals change — the up-front, affectless sex of "Girls" would have been as unimaginable fifty-odd years ago as our having a black President — but life follows the same old patterns.
Morals change with the weather," he explains.
Rosenthal, citing Kant, asked at one point, "Do you think art is a moral imperative?" Kiefer responded by saying that morals change, so art can at one moment be moral, at another, amoral.
My Darling Clementine, as I've suggested, became a text for film-makers to argue with and challenge over the next 70-odd years as times and morals changed and more information about the historical background became available.
Barge thinks there has also been a moral change.
But instead because he's had a moral change of heart.
"But this trickle-down moral change is never going to happen.
There is not going to be much of a moral change in the citizens of the 90s.
Sir David Attenborough said yesterday that he detected signs of a "moral change" in the public's attitude to global warming.
The heroes (or antiheroes) of these shows, Mr. Martin observes, do not follow the traditional arc of moral change and redemption.
