moralize

The work is one of a long line of fantastic images left by an artist who was known for moralizing on the consequences of sin and folly.

They no longer believe in the hypocritical moralizing , and a cynical attitude toward life, to express their protest against the negative.

As a matter of fact , literature at the time, heavily didactic and moralizing, became a very popular means of public education .

The trick is starting the discussion of a subject without appearing to be boastful moralizing or unnatural.

Like most of the early Victorians, he was inclined toward a self-satisfied moralizing on the evils of mankind.

And that kind of moralizing is the reason we're mired in a seemingly endless slump.

It could be in this mode that a philosopher is moralizing over the grave or it could be a cultural critic.

Professor Ho's groundbreaking research and her dedication to work against moralizing forces deserve all our support.

Is there not, dear Madame, something truly evangelical in this delicacy which abstains from sermon, from moralizing, from allusions?

Prime Minister Meir said that Rogers was "moralizing" and that the major powers could not make peace on behalf of others.

Inclined or given to tedious and excessive moralizing; didactic.

abounding in or given to pompous or aphoristic moralizing.

A tedious moralizing lecture or admonition.

She's always moralizing about the behaviour of today's young people.

And it's certainly not done by moralizing about the party on the other side of the table.

Economics is "the dismal science, " in part because it puts a price tag on the pleasure of moralizing.

Now they can get twice the money and half the moralizing in Beijing.

Positioning Attribute of Moralizing Man's Dignity in Traditional Confucian