| We are disturbed both by the traditional impiety of corpse desecration and the modern idea of the overreaching scientist. |
| Traditionally, of course, pluralism in religious matters was deemed a sign of impiety and indifference to God's truth. |
| Chaucer's habit of poking fun at pardoners and summoners is not so much an example of impiety as a way of demonstrating how much virtue he has to spare. |
| There is no sort of impiety or wickedness which in this way has not come to be accounted virtuous and good. |
| They were sanctioned by the authority of heaven, and it was deemed impiety to alter them. |
| Magic, impiety, enchantments, are often the effects of a diseased imagination. |
