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How to use moralising in a sentence

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However, the inevitable parental reconciliation at the finale is a piece of moralising too far.
He did not, as some of his critics charged, mean this as a call for sententious moralising on the part of historians.
He avoids moralising and hectoring his readers, going instead for strong uncomplicated identification with his leading character.
It's as if our moralising politicians and would-be censors are caught in the grip of scopophobia, a morbid fear of the visual.
This sort of smug, self-righteous moralising is exactly what the original American student was speaking out against.
If, instead of providing cure or care, doctors become intrusive and moralising, they will soon lose the respect of their patients.
There is little moralising strain in French culture, and less vocal indignation at corruption than in Italy.
Then the liberal boofheads get going with their moralising puke, and many people end up sympathising with the guilty star.
As long as this schizophrenia continues, voting on moralising resolutions is pure hypocrisy and I shall have no part in it.
It seems out of key with the moralising and religious aims of memento mori.
Europe does not need any more mawkish, moralising Christers who speak of peace and cooperation.
The greatest obstacle to moralising public life is the absence of honest believers in the cogs of society.
Both party leaders regard Mr Havel as a moralising and interfering old fogey.
He often mentions this in his writings in a language which may seem to us moralising and outdated.
It's a great way to examine negative attitudes and behaviour without moralising too much.
If we do not succeed in using them successfully, the world will see a growing gap between our often moralising declarations and the reality.
You have been intimidated by their moralising self-righteousness, brow-beaten by their puritanical spartanism, seduced by their appointment-diary ethics.
Boaistuau adds much moralising and sentiment, and the characters indulge in rhetorical outbursts.
He became the much-needed soul of the Sixties folk boom, bringing the open emotionality of gospel to a scene predominantly given to sententious moralising and po-faced traditional purism.
Where another writer might have dished out such experiences with a moralising linctus or a fake spirit of adventure, Lewis gave them to us page after page, year after year, as the most delicious of unaging wines.
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Examples from Classical Literature
The moralising and spiritualising of the idea of jahve lies right upon the face of the Old Testament.
Youll find him in a barrage writing to Adela and moralising about the smell.
It is fair, however, to say that these accesses of morality or moralising are not very frequent.
By the ghost of Autolycus some pickpocket, while we were moralising, has abstracted our Lascelles!
Charlie was not given to moralising, but somehow he could not help it that day.
He finishes the description with a quaint little bit of moralising.
Thus Shakib, who has caught the moralising evil from his Master.
These neo-Nazis have been moralising about anticorruption policies and defending the rights and interests of what they call true-born Hungarians.
It's all a long way from the action packed, high-camp cartoon fights of the television original and the simple moralising of good and evil.
I challenge anyone to find anything I've said in the last 10 years that's self-righteous or moralising.
Darlington has been moralising and talking about the purity of love, and that sort of thing, and he has got some woman in his rooms all the time.
I want a hot poker and a policeman made into sausages, and they give me princesses moralising by moonlight, Blue Birds, or something.
Mr Ravenshaw was left alone, moralising on the depravity of human nature.
O for one laugh of Rabelais,To rout these moralising croakers!
Laing getting her leg over the taxpayer is acceptable, while Truss getting her leg over another Con is the cue for high-minded moralising.
There was a general moralising upon Pressure, in every street.
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