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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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I am referring to a level of promiscuity which even the most liberal heterosexual would regard as immoral .
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His negative expression of this belief in bipolarity was his denunciation of neutrality, which he characterized as immoral .
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Is this to be judged as immoral ?
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For many people at the time such practices were regarded as immoral .
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While Asquithians were attacking the Black and Tan policy as immoral , the Unionists were accusing the government of irresolution.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Critics complain that the lyrics of the song encourage anti-social and immoral behavior.
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In many such stories, women are portrayed as untrustworthy and immoral .
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Many people think that testing cosmetics on animals is immoral .
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My parents think my lifestyle is both dangerous and immoral .
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Their church believes that dancing is sinful and immoral .
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To spend £23 billion on nuclear weapons is immoral , and a terrible waste of money.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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All the sadistic, immoral thrills of a million lifetimes put together could not begin to equal what I felt.
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I can only point out the immoral lifestyle that accompanied his profession and the evidence of spiritual deceit.
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Many welfare opponents vilify recipients as lazy and immoral cheats and con artists.
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Or what is moral or immoral .
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Sometimes we accept that morality changes; that, what was immoral once is not immoral now.
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The point is that the activity itself, in this case combustion, is not by itself moral or immoral .
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They are impossible, immoral , and out of step with the whole history of salvation.
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Today teachers can still be fired for immoral conduct, but in most states such conduct must be linked to teacher effectiveness.