Sentence examples for mores which from inspiring English sources
Country music has a reliable tendency to talk about America and its mores, which is of interest to Americans but less so to the British.
This was because I had left behind my girlfriend, Mercy, and also because I could not get used to American life, particularly teenage mores, which I found silly.
There are times when "Belle" could be mistaken for a light, Austenian approach to love and social mores, which glosses over some of the horrors of slavery.
The punitive expeditions in Bechar erupted on a Friday, the day of Muslims' main weekly prayer, after sermons calling for purification in response to migrants' mores, which are seen as loose.
In the show's first season the firm hires Anthony Meshach Taylorr), a meticulous black ex-con, as a deliveryman and foil for Suzanne's retrograde mores, which were always played with a smile.
Copper Danny, scion of the fighting Oirish, stubborn and wayward, struggles to escape his historical destiny thanks to a curiously modern mindset that liberates him from the social mores which cripple others, in the case of his mother turning her mute to the point of invisibility.
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They know more about more, which makes them more interesting.
Thus each book begat three or four more which begat..
That doesn't happen any more, which is really awful".
