Mores

Both "mores" and "folkways" are terms coined by William Graham Sumner in 1906. citation main Terminology The English word morality comes from the same Latin root "mōrēs", as does the English noun moral.

And for the other, it is a history of heroic figures liberating the state from colonial Britain, and to reconfigure a society on the mores of a Constitution regarded as a summation of European traditional moral values.

At the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort and Spa, guests can pay for a private S’mores experience on the beach.

Calling for a revolution always gets attention — but I think it’s going to be hard to make civility look cool when mores of any kind are considered old-school, corny, and even a sign of “white” oppression.

Campsite meals have evolved from s’mores and chili.

Dress in layers, wear sturdy shoes, and meet at the nature center from 6 to 9 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 21. S’mores, hot chocolate, and campfire fun!

Gunn doubts that Russell would be a believable first-time father of a newborn, given the differences in the mores of Krypton.

It ran on NBC from 1959 to 1973, when Western shows lost their vogue and were seen as stuffy and old-fashioned as cultural mores shifted.

I've seen so many creative uses such as spreading it on an English muffin with sliced strawberries, using it as cupcake frosting, or smearing it on graham crackers topped with marshmallows for a s'mores-inspired snack.

Like other strongmen, he presents himself as a persecuted savior of a disenfranchised sector of society that sees its traditional values and mores as under attack.

No, they still don’t taste like the s’mores you make by a campfire, but they’re pretty good.

Odcek Ariawan, a Bali native and event organizer, said he thought the problem was partly that many of the newly arrived Russians are inexperienced travelers, unused to adapting to local mores.

Readers learn that Harry has not only been observing the Tzenkethi and their social mores, but also taking detailed notes on their history and literature as well.

She had chosen to discard the mores of modern society.

Sip N S'mores is a unique camping weekend that aims to promote healthy living by offering a retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The daytime fun includes a s’mores station, appearances by Yeti and Teddy, “froga” (frozen yoga), ice block building, a pet parade, a steel pan performance and a Yeti disco party.

There's Norwegian ski jumping, s'mores, adult shovel racing and incredible nighttime lighted skiing down Howelsen Hill.

Things kick off Friday afternoon around 2 p.m. with live music, food trucks, cocktails, whiskey snow cones and s’mores.

This mini-fire pit works indoors or out, so you can get some s'mores going year-round.

We will talk about Victorian attitudes or morals in reference to American mores, but it’s often a bit derogatory, as in a fondness for covering table limbs with fabric.