Sentence examples for set of mores from inspiring English sources

It's not DNA we're up against; it's movies, manners and a set of mores, magnified in the worlds of the military and sports, that assign different roles and different worth to men and women.

More often than not they are women who grew up with a traditional set of mores and dreams, only to find that the hectic imperatives of the 1960's have altered their expectations.

For example, there is an etiquette to public discourse, a set of mores that govern the tones we use and the level of respect we seek to extend.

It was initially based in Albion, N.Y., setting a set of more professional standards for department store Santas.

Patti Smith is a person for whom the material world veils — flimsily — a set of more lasting, luminous truths.

Before gathering food, I replaced my spectacularly annoying tongs with a set of more legitimate grilling tools and supplies.

The beautiful "Mississippi," an outtake from "Time Out of Mind," is polished to a sheen, and it seems to belong with a set of more impeccably produced songs.

They are a set of more than 2,000 incident reports from the Nauru detention centre, written by guards, caseworkers and teachers on the remote Pacific island.

First, there are limitations in the data set of more than 28,000 patient visits to more than 1,100 physicians in 2008 — limitations noted in the article.

It later became clear that the original groupings of the components of the solar system required reclassification under a set of more-complex, interrelated definitions.

To get a set of more expert second opinions, I took the olive oils to a meeting of the University of California's olive oil research group.