Sentence examples for more immoral from inspiring English sources
It doesn't get any more immoral than this.
Andersen's two-step may even be more immoral than Exxon's.
It is a mistake to think that they are more immoral than politicians.
Even the more immoral characters seem elegant when described by Clare.
If morality matters, what could be more immoral than all these unnecessary deaths?
You never see them cry or do anything more immoral than bunk off school.
This belief that people of a certain nose size, skull shape, or skin tone were inherently more criminal, immoral, or less intelligent quickly took Galton to the ugly places one would expect it might.
They are victims of circumstances and forces much more powerful, immoral and brutal than the apocryphal "bad man with a gun" who can be stopped by a "good man" with the same.
Of nearly 5,000 people surveyed, over half believe the opposition is "closed-minded", while around four in 10 are convinced supporters of the rival party are more "lazy", "immoral" and "dishonest" than other Americans.
The conservative press described emigrants as lacking in patriotism and moral fibre: "No workers are more lazy, immoral and indifferent than those who immigrate to other places".
Hollywood is frivolous, just like entertainment at large is there anything more inherently immoral than billions of dollars being directed to the pockets of various conglomerates and disgusting moguls when that money could be used to, oh, I don't know, feed people?
