In response to the sense of "growing moral emptiness," she said, young movie stars have started "redefining glamour in a more beatnik kind of way."

He complained of "being subjected to drunken tales of moral emptiness," "seeing promiscuity on the part of married men," and hearing sailors "taking God's name in vain."

A spiritual and moral emptiness of a way of life based on greed and rampant egomania.

Wright characterizes Perot's objections to naval drunkenness, moral emptiness and promiscuity as examples of "prudery" and a "stiff-necked moral code."

Moreover, at a time in which the moral emptiness of popular entertainment has come under siege, the creators of both shows have worked to emphasize inspirational and ethical content.

By quitting, Mr. Manchevski says, Aleksandar has abandoned "a morbid voyeurism and a life of moral emptiness."

The Female Chorus is left in despair at the moral emptiness of this story.

In the work of both are warnings about America's emerging imperialism and moral emptiness, Dr. Peck said.

The Greeks and Romans who inhabited his plays sometimes called each other comrade; the plays were often allegories about the moral emptiness of the West.

"I do not enjoy the prospect" of "being subjected to drunken tales of moral emptiness, passing out penicillin pills and seeing promiscuity on the part of married men," he wrote.