Sentence examples for their immorality from inspiring English sources

Trump insisted that the press as a whole was "false and slanderous in every respect" and said "the depths of their immorality is absolutely unlimited".

Their immorality, illegality, and stupidity do not diminish Ms. Clinton's enthusiasm for treating independent nations as serfs of the United States.

Her narration of how racial profiling and hatred exposes the façade of "civilized" societies, that hides their immorality and double-standards under a thin veil of "well-tended farms and peaceful leisure in the air" is provided in her report to the ACLU in 1931, The Scottsboro Case, Why the Boys Were Hated.

He found the French "frightfully arrogant", was "appalled by their general immorality" and felt "they understand nothing about music".

Galina and her Moscow set, with their tolerated immorality and conspicuous extravagance, were a foretaste of the Yeltsin era.

In the aftermath of the Franco-Prussian War, social reformers claimed that children were increasingly the victims of their parents' immorality.

Actions permitted by unjust laws can be evil, and there may be a moral onus on descendants who have benefited from their parents' immorality to redress the balance even where no law was broken.

Jerry Falwell's heir, his son, is sticking by Trump and so is the ultra-fundamentalist James Dobson, who has spent decades attacking gay people for their supposed immorality.

He also saw Trump's victory as part of God's plan for America ― a divine intervention that he hopes will encourage Americans to turn back from their "increasing immorality".

Leaders of religious institutions lie when their level of immorality threatens control over their "Us" flocks, especially when their money supply is threatened.

Jill Soloway, the creator and director of the hit Amazon TV drama Transparent, put it this way in a speech at a Women in Film event in July: "Male creators, show runners, producers and directors have to really face the immorality – their own immorality – of hiring their friends, of telling male stories, of perpetuating male privilege through protagonism.