Sentence examples for morals of the from inspiring English sources

We call it the morals of the midan, the morals of Tahrir Square.

Regrettably, however, the declining morals of the British working man may not be to blame.

That officer, who conducted the census, regulated the morals of the citizens counted and classified.

Politicians have berated the standards and morals of the entertainment industry for years, to little avail.

To suggest otherwise goes against the established ethics and morals of the athletic training profession.

In Aeschylus's Eumenides (the last play of the Oresteia), the morals of the gods improve.

Personally, I am not one to take notice on the morals of the award show.

It only took into consideration the payment morals of the customer.

He delighted in the lax morals of the Italians and documented them in his De l'Amour.

Congress spokesmen said the action against the pair reflected the "high morals" of the party.

It is the corrupter of the morals of the modest youth, the ruin of your subjects.