George of Hungary admired Turkish morals over Christian ones.

Evidence

Schiltberger and Vertomannus blended curiously their personal observations and their inherited suppositions, repeating the latter in guise of the former. There is an abrupt contrast with George of Hungary’s percipient analysis of the temptation for Christian captives to change religion, and his uninhibited admiration for strict Turkish morals. — Norman Daniel, Islam and the West, 1568