Sentence examples for mores of from inspiring English sources

It also touches, glancingly, on the mores of the times.

Her heroines often fought the sexist mores of their times.

I am hardly immune to the mores of our Eden.

It also captures the social mores of the present day.

O could we have some mores of that.

[On "Mad Men"] the culture and the mores of the 1960s play heavily into the characters.

Prince's sensitivity to mores of what John Waters calls the "upper-lower class" yields oracular coups.

Still, Kilgore did much more than develop the manners and mores of modern élite journalism.

How many column inches have been devoted to the social mores of the school run?

By most measures, TED shapes its style against the mores of academia.

In those volatile days, he said, "we wanted to explode the mores of the world".