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Meanings of morality in English
Usage of morality in English
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William Blackstone was referring to public and private morality when he said:
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Often these situations seem to involve morality: drugs, abortion and the rest.
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Nonetheless the impression given is that commercial decisions have overcome aesthetic morality.
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The law frames pornography as an issue of obscenity, decency and morality.
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Our new and unique circumstances require us to re-evaluate that original morality.
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The morality of the Ghetto prevails; Christians are children of the Ghetto.
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We must think for ourselves; we are responsible for our own morality.
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In Crash, I'm looking at people trying to create a new morality.
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The legal system cannot be used as our principal code of morality.
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I did so aware that we are haunted by a previous 'morality'.
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And the justice of morality must and will win in the end.
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True morality is more easily maintained in connection with the simple life.
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The Sermon on the Mount makes the morality of the nations ghastly.
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But some question the sense, if not the morality, of such assassinations.
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Mere law-abiding is not morality in the strict sense of the word.
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This is the sense in which morality is the nature of things.
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Translations for morality
Russian
Portuguese
Morality through the time
Morality across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common