Meanings of moral laxity in English

The majority favored abolition, thus opening the flood-gates of moral laxity in official stations.

She was an extraordinary combination of perfect physical beauty and the strangest moral laxity.

They do, a number of them, give the uninitiated an impression of moral laxity.

The newspapers discussed little else than the alleged moral laxity of Grant, Garfield, and Blaine.

The moral laxity which prevailed, produced its natural consequences-violationsof discipline, which led to great crimes.

Something-hehardly knew what it was-made him avoid any woman who had a reputation for moral laxity.

Artistic sensibility, Dante says, far from excusing moral laxity, binds one to stricter standards of right living.

I hate their sensuality, their moral laxity.

This social leniency, moral laxity, or whatever else it may be called, is the result of various causes.

With an energetic Talisman would the moral laxity and the driving greed been possible to motivate the deed?

Some factors which contribute in a greater or less degree to the moral laxity which leads to promiscuous sexual intercourse are:-

Not to be one's brother's keeper and not to assent to the dictates of community sentiment were indications of moral laxity.

Luria would have looked with dismay on the moral laxity which did later on intrude, in consequence of unbridled emotionalism and mystic hysteria.

Bestion stared at Silus intently, his gaze not unfriendly, yet piercing, as though he was searching for any sign of moral laxity in Silus's soul.

Needlessly cramping and cruel as these primitive laws often were, they were powerful deterrents, and their lapse has often been followed by greater moral laxity.

"So small an indulgence," she said, handing him his cup, "does not seem to me to indicate any great moral laxity."