Sinful used in a sentence

Sinful in a sentence as an adjective

But that was even more so in the past, when ******* was a crime, and much more likely to be seen as sinful.

For them, there are morally righteous ways to eat, and other options are sinful.

All churches are run by sinful humans and sometimes that works out better than others, sometimes not.

You as a country also clamp down on sinful behaviour like gambling and the soft ***** like *********.

I bet there's a tiny market in selling tourist maps to people who'd like to visit a big city, but skip all the "sinful" influences.

Especially looking at sinful pictures might lead to naughty things and eventually shudder to music and dancing.

Source control allows one to bypass the moral purity of Vigil by recovering arbitrary sinful code from the past.

[37][38][39][40] Loosely translated, the name could mean "western education is sinful", which might symbolizes its strong opposition to anything Western, which it sees as corrupting Muslims.

In Latino culture, we've got Catholicism encouraging as much reproduction as possible while declaring contraception sinful.

Macroeconomics can, via some stretching of the perfect-markets hypothesis, be transformed into this almost-Calvinist cosmology, where the virtuous labourers will be blessed with an eventual retirement, and the sinful free-loaders will be punished with the sin of contentment.

You might be correct, but you are missing the bigger picture: First, the whole thing, climate change and/or global warming is a guilt trip, another morality play about sinful humans, the old trilogy of transgression, retribution, and redemption, a flim-flam, fraud scam by a few people to get power and money.

Those States have assume the right of deciding upon the propriety of our domestic institutions; and have denied the rights of property established in fifteen of the States and recognized by the Constitution; they have denounced as sinful the institution of slavery; they have permitted open establishment among them of societies, whose avowed object is to disturb the peace and to eloign the property of the citizens of other States.

A common variant, which I’ll call the Model C, is to assert something like this: “Even if you do not feel yourself to be guilty of {sin,racism,sexism, homophobia,oppression…}, you are guilty because you have benefited from the {sinful,racist,sexist,homophobic,oppressive,…} behavior of others in the system.” The aim of the Model C is to induce the subject to self-condemnation not on the basis of anything the individual subject has actually done, but on the basis of choices by others which the subject typically had no power to affect.