Sentence examples for respectable morals from inspiring English sources

To people, though, who do have respectable morals, and do also get wild, they are, to me, kind of like heroes of a modern age.

It fell into disrepute in the 1940s, but towards the end of the twentieth century Ethical Intuitionism began to re-emerge as a respectable moral theory.

Let us learn to ask questions, hold each other accountable, and reclaim respectable moral and ethical standards.

A frazzled suitor (Eddie Bracken) eventually steps up to make her "respectable," but the moral and emotional landscape becomes increasingly cluttered before the film's resolution.

They help shape these children in to moral and respectable human beings.

Unfortunately, he's got more cause to fret than ever, because if anyone still wondered how integrity stacks up against buzz in today's moral code, respectable reaction to George's book is the clincher.

But a journal aspiring to be respectable has no legal or moral obligation to participate in such hatred, and it may well have political and moral reasons not to.

I will!" With less than a week to go before the caucuses, Mr. Gore remains the front-runner while Mr. Bradley hopes to make a showing respectable enough to proclaim a moral victory he can ride into New Hampshire the following week.

I know people need to pay their bills, but there are moral and more respectable ways to do so.

In her work, discourse evolved around sexual behaviour norms and behaviour that was deemed appropriate for women evolved around the moral division of respectable or 'good girls' and disreputable or 'bad girls', leading to the development of the idea of 'tribes of womanhood'.

But did they say something about Japan's underground sexual culture or simply offend the morals of a rigorously respectable nation that considered the subject matter unfit for the gallery wall?