Sentence examples for of the morals from inspiring English sources

One of the morals of Kynaston's story is that booms are always with us.

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

This dictum is one of the morals of "Matilda," which is based on Roald Dahl's 1988 children's novel.

He was skeptical of the morals of industrialists and newspaper publishers but receptive to the delusions of quacks.

He was also a strict Muslim, a generous almsgiver, and watchful of the morals of his subjects—he issued a prohibition against the use of wine in 1271.

As true as if the description of the morals of New York, had been drawn from the five points or of Boston from its brothels.

Part of the Moral Values Festival.

You become unsure of the moral ground.

Curtis dismantles and debunks the myth of the moral virtue of the West.

That raises the question of the moral qualifications of the court that decided his fate.

Most of the moral codes have that character to them.