Sentence examples for the morals from inspiring English sources

'the morals' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the morals or standards of conduct by which a person or group lives. For example, "These young people have strong morals and a sense of right and wrong."

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the morals

adjective

Of or relating to principles of right and wrong in behaviour, especially for teaching right behaviour.

Moral judgments

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If you feel you are "moralizing" too much just cut the morals off or out...

The New Yorker

If you feel you are "moralizing" too much — just cut the morals off — or out..

The New Yorker

Even the morals had gradations.

The New Yorker

Not super heavy on the morals.

The New York Times

"These are the morals of Qaddafi.

The New York Times

We call it the morals of the midan, the morals of Tahrir Square.

The New Yorker

The morals that emerge are not straightforward.

The New York Times - Books

"These are the morals of Islam," one said to Anthony.

The New York Times

He just doesn't like the morals of it.

The Guardian

You have to respect the power of the meat to change the morals so neatly.

The New Yorker

The aim of the regulation is to "protect the morals and culture of society".

The Economist

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