Sentence examples for to immorality from inspiring English sources

One such comment: "Girls are the key to immorality.

In an age that equated vigor with virtue, this weakness was tantamount to immorality.

He propagated the doctrine throughout most of the colonies, often against much opposition from orthodox Christians who believed that Universalism would lead to immorality.

Most of the organized efforts supporting prohibition involved religious coalitions that linked alcohol to immorality, criminality, and, with the advent of World War I, unpatriotic citizenship.

A prominent Saudi religious scholar highlighted the still prevalent orthodoxy by saying that "opening sports to women and girls will lead to immorality".

Neither was homosexuality, which is not explicitly a crime in Egypt; instead, allegedly gay people are often prosecuted on charges related to immorality or debauchery.

As much as Vivien tries to hold on to her disgust at Sándor's choices, his own story - and the gift that he gives her of a past, a family history - muddies her clear notions of how to define immorality, how to respond to it.

(Most Nigerians use "immoral" to mean sexual. They rarely use the word to refer to real immorality: institutional corruption).

Such considerations lead us to reject Harris's claim that 'the sorts of traits or dispositions that seem to lead to wickedness or immorality are also the very same ones required not only for virtue but for any sort of moral life at all' (p. 104).

A very fundamental problem, which has not been much discussed in the literature on moral enhancement, is that the sorts of traits or dispositions that seem to lead to wickedness or immorality are also the very same ones required not only for virtue but for any sort of moral life at all.

This is because, as Harris puts it, 'the sorts of traits or dispositions that seem to lead to wickedness or immorality are also the very same ones required not only for virtue but for any sort of moral life at all'.