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Sentences starting with morals

Morals are of inestimable value, for every man is born crammed with sin microbes, and the only thing that can extirpate these sin microbes is morals. [5]
Morals are an acquirement--like music, like a foreign language, like piety, poker, paralysis--no man is born with them. [5]

Sentences ending with morals

The traditionists, in whose presumptuous hands the science of anthropology has been trusted from time immemorial, have insisted on eliminating cause and effect from the domain of morals. [6]
What injurious influence was it that was affecting the city's morals? [5]
His career also was denounced by some as wholly vicious in its effect upon the youth of the republic, and as lowering the tone of public morals. [4]
The result of this universal demand for fiction is necessarily an enormous supply, and as everybody writes, without reference to gifts, the product is mainly trash, and trash of a deleterious sort; for bad art in literature is bad morals. [4]
Only too often the same drinking and carousing had gone on below as to-day-Henrica had always been compelled to join her aunt's guests, elderly dissolute men of French or Italian origin and easy morals. [10]
Vast wealth, to the person unaccustomed to it, is a bane; it eats into the flesh and bone of his morals. [5]
In Mr. Grossmith's remarks there was a subtle something suggesting my favorite theory of the difference between theoretical morals and practical morals. [5]
If this relation of nature and art is too subtle for comprehension, there is nothing fanciful in the influence of the characters in fiction upon social manners and morals. [4]
I turned upon my poor aunt, who was almost petrified with terror, and shouted: "Out of this with your paupers, your charities, your reforms, your pestilent morals! [5]
It was a most gaudy and gorgeous crowd, as to costumery, and very characteristic of the country and the time, in the way of high animal spirits, innocent indecencies of language, and happy-hearted indifference to morals. [5]

Short sentences using morals

Loose morals and loose ties! [9]
Commercial morals, especially, are bad. [5]
Morals, in Plutarch, 301. [6]
Plutarch's Morals, introduction, 262. [6]
Morals? [5]
Morals? [11]

Sentences containing morals two or more times

I try to instil practical morals in the place of theatrical--I mean theoretical; but as an addendum--an annex--something added to theoretical morals. [5]
A vow is always a pledge of some kind or other for the protection of your own morals and principles or somebody else's, and generally, by the irony of fate, it is for the protection of your own morals. [5]
I can bring a moral to bear here which shows the difference between theoretical morals and practical morals. [5]

More example sentences with the word morals in them

A while ago you said that man's conscience is not a born judge of morals and conduct, but has to be taught and trained. [5]
Usually the books were Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, the morals of which were not regarded as wholly exemplary. [5]
The interesting fact was that she was obliged to judge this world according to the standards of literature, morals, and manners that had been implanted in her mainly by the influence of one person. [4]
Such a personage was fawned upon in Arthur's realm and reverently looked up to by everybody, even though his dispositions were as mean as his intelligence, and his morals as base as his lineage. [5]
He was English--that was a misfortune; he was an actor--that was a greater misfortune, for it suggested vagabondage of morals as well as of profession; and he was a Protestant, which was the greatest misfortune of all. [11]
One of them was a lad of nineteen or twenty, and he was a good deal of a ruin, as to clothes, and morals, and general aspect. [5]
At the same time, if he could get ten dollars for the book he would take it, and his morals would not fall under criticism. [5]
Is it not this same mighty, deep-seated power that somehow operates on the minds of men, exciting and stirring them up in every avenue of society,--in politics, in religion, in literature, in morals, in all the manifold relations of life? [7]
Now, I've been thinking it over in this forest glade [indicating the woods of Arcady on the scene setting], and I've decided to work them in with something about morals and the caprices of memory. [5]
There is one thing that always puzzles me: as inheritors of the mentality of our reptile ancestors we have improved the inheritance by a thousand grades; but in the matter of the morals which they left us we have gone backward as many grades. [5]
But the moment they throw the pen aside they throw grammatical morals aside with it. [5]
In other schools the way of teaching morals is revolting. [5]
Theoretical morals are the sort you get on your mother's knee, in good books, and from the pulpit. [5]
Was it possible that I, like Mr. Trevor, had been deprived of all the morals I had ever possessed? [9]
It's my opinion that every one I know has morals, though I wouldn't like to ask. [5]
It might have sufficed, accepted as a book of revelation, for all the purposes of moral guidance, spiritual consolation, and systematized authority, if it had been a collection of precepts, a dry code of morals, an arsenal of judgments, and a treasury of promises. [4]
If I understand religious morals, this is the position of the religious press with regard to bitters and wringing-machines. [4]
Aside from the question of morals, and the absolutely demoralizing manner of treating social questions, most of their stories are vapid and weak beyond expression, and are slovenly in composition, showing neither study, training, nor mental discipline. [4]
It's not a question of morals or duty it's simply that I can't take the thing for which my soul craves. [9]
There isn't a paragraph in it whose facts or morals will wash--not even a sentence, I believe. [5]
For the absence of vice with the absence of morals are not incongruous in a human face. [11]
On all questions of political economy, finance, morals, the ignorant man stands on a par with the best informed as a legislator. [4]
From the code of morals I have been following and revising and revising for seventy-two years I remember one detail. [5]
There are plenty of dealer's in morals, as in ordinary traffic, who confine themselves to wholesale business. [6]
Take the case of a clergyman of stainless private morals who votes for a thief for public office, on his own party's ticket, and against an honest man on the other ticket. [5]
Indeed, the most notorious criminal is the greatest legal advertisement, and the fortunate part of the business is that no lawyer is ever identified with the morals, crimes or virtues of his client, yet has particular advantage from his crimes. [11]
Lazenby's morals were not bad, however. [11]
Mr. Ferrol had no morals to speak of, and very little honour. [11]
He hasn't any more principle than a blue jay; and as for morals, he's empty. [5]
He could no more help being spendthrift of his affections and his morals than of his money, and many a time he had wished that his money was as inexhaustible as his emotions. [11]
Apart from his morals, what class of creature is he? [11]
As for their morals, look at the police records of any well-regulated city where they are--well- regulated, mind you, not like San Francisco! [11]
In point of morals, any of the Lavilettes presented a finer average than their new guest, who had come to give their feasting distinction, and what more time was to show. [11]
The tone of morals was what might be expected with such lawlessness. [4]
I pity the morals of a man and the stupidity of him and the benightedness of him that would drive the Chinaman out at the point of the bayonet or by the crack of a rifle. [11]
Its code of morals is unobjectionable --it is "smouched" [Milton] from the New Testament and no credit given. [5]
When all other morals go, this latent tendency to stand by the blood of his clan is the last moral in man that bears the test without treason. [11]
I do not mean gain party-wise, but in political morals and general prosperity. [4]
But what specially marks him, he is a chief example of the illumination of the intellect by the force of morals. [6]
The student of manners might find an interesting field in noting how, in our Occidental civilizations, fluctuations of opinions, of morals, and of literary style have been accompanied by more or less significant exhibitions of costumes. [4]
How could they make a man commander in chief who cannot mount a horse, who drops asleep at a council, and has the very worst morals! [2]
Fulkerson's standards are low; they're merely business standards, and the good that's in him is incidental and something quite apart from his morals and methods. [8]
The most permanent lessons in morals are those which come, not of booky teaching, but of experience. [5]
The great new lands have codes and standards of morals quite their own. [11]
I'm unfavorable to killin' a man as long as you can git aroun' it; it ain't good sense, it ain't good morals. [5]
Any place that is good for an artist in paint is good for an artist in morals and ink. [5]
They think humbug is good enough morals when the dividend on it is good deeds and handsome conduct. [5]
They were clean in their morals, they were pure, yet there was no easy divorce law to protect them. [5]
They were interested in the morals of the region. [4]
They were alike in good dispositions, feckless morals, and personal appearance. [5]
Of his morals I need only say that they are scarcely those of an English gentleman, though whether that is because he is an artist, I cannot say--I really cannot say. [11]
Here and there, however, could be found an exception; Huck's morals were not always approved of by library reading-committees. [5]
He took it home to Boston, and my morals began to improve, but his have never recovered. [5]
The influences about him create his preferences, his aversions, his politics, his tastes, his morals, his religion. [5]
There is no higher authority anywhere than the will of the majority, no matter what the majority is in intellect and morals. [4]
In me, you have Missouri morals, Connecticut culture; this, gentlemen, is the combination which makes the perfect man. [5]
He is a handsome man, but he is wicked, and I do not think he has one little sense of morals. [11]
All that his habit, his code, his morals, his religion, had imposed upon him had been overturned in one moment. [11]
It has made good morals entertaining. [5]
Book morals often get no further than the intellect, if they even get that far on their spectral and shadowy pilgrimage: but when they travel from a Children's Theatre they do not stop permanently at that halfway house, but go on home. [5]
I awoke, and found myself lying with my head out of the bed and "sagging" downward considerably--a position favorable to dreaming dreams with morals in them, maybe, but not poetry. [5]
As by the fires of experience, so by commission of crime, you learn real morals. [5]
Few men of finer fibre and more delicate morals would have acquitted themselves as well. [9]
It was a face without care, without vice, without fear, and without morals. [11]
And, of course, everybody has morals. [5]
Necessarily we started equipped with their perfect and blemishless morals; now we are wholly destitute; we have no real, morals, but only artificial ones--morals created and preserved by the forced suppression of natural and hellish instincts. [5]
Mosques are plenty, churches are plenty, graveyards are plenty, but morals and whiskey are scarce. [5]
Well, novelists, with certain exceptions, were fantastic fellows who blew iridescent soap-bubbles and who had no morals. [9]
He is a cat of fine disposition, the most irreproachable morals I ever saw thrown away in a cat, and a splendid hunter. [4]
Somehow, character must be built up, and character depends upon industry, upon thrift, upon morals, upon correct ethical perceptions. [4]
Greek, Turkish and Armenian morals consist only in attending church regularly on the appointed Sabbaths, and in breaking the ten commandments all the balance of the week. [5]
He has sound and sturdy private morals, but he has no public ones. [5]
In morals, conduct, and beliefs we take the color of our environment and associations, and it is a color that can safely be warranted to wash. [5]
By nature--and inside--the aged aunts were utterly dear and lovable and good, but in the matter of morals and conduct their training had been so uncompromisingly strict that it had made them exteriorly austere, not to say stern. [5]
This may be admitted without going into the discussion whether good principles and standards in literature and morals are a sufficient equipment for the perils of life. [4]
Still, it was a mere statement of fact, illustrating the value of practical morals produced by the commission of crime. [5]
Mr. Canning is a man of forms, studious of courtesy, and tenacious of private morals. [6]
Poetry and Imagination, 283; subdivisions: Bards and Trouveurs, Creation, Form, Imagination, Melody, Morals, Rhythm, Poetry, Transcendency, Veracity, 283, 284; quoted, 325. [6]
Every time, in 25 years, that I have met Roosevelt the man, a wave of welcome has streaked through me with the hand-grip; but whenever (as a rule) I meet Roosevelt the statesman and politician, I find him destitute of morals and not respectworthy. [5]
Then I say "My head is with the Briton, but my heart and such rags of morals as I have are with the Boer--now we will talk, unembarrassed and without prejudice. [5]
But mind this: the more we observe and study, the wider we find the range of the automatic and instinctive principles in body, mind, and morals, and the narrower the limits of the self-determining conscious movement. [6]

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