Sentence examples for a higher moralistic from inspiring English sources

There are strict vegetarians out there who will take a higher moralistic point of view, but that's not one shared by the majority of the population".

was written into the statute for the specific purpose of distinguishing between a conscientious social belief, or a sincere devotion to a high moralistic philosophy, and one based upon an individual's belief in his responsibility to an authority higher and beyond any worldly one.

The first tale, about Mr Chops, a circus dwarf who longs for riches and a higher social standing, represents Dickens at his mawkish, moralistic worst.

What starts out as a high-gloss sudsfest suddenly dips into a shrill, moralistic exploration of date rape, then plunges into violent melodrama.

It was characteristic of the President's stance in his first two years: high-minded, moralistic but in a soft-edged way, rising above the fray, refusing to name villains.

Would you be proud, or would you wax moralistic and tell him, that it's more important to earn a high school diploma?

Mrs. Merkel views the financial industry with profound skepticism and argues, in almost moralistic fashion, that real change is impossible unless lenders and borrowers pay a high price for their mistakes.

One such redoubt was modern poetry: "Not many of my readers suspect that, in addition to my well-known knack of expressing petty irritation in terms of high-sounding, moralistic scorn, I possess also an ability to create poetry of great confusion and charm".

For ages, this outbreak has served as a curiosity and a cautionary, even moralistic, tale.

In "The Hunted," your character could be described as a moralistic killing machine -- either an antihero or a villain.

I found it a bit moralistic.