Sentence examples for also a moralist from inspiring English sources
Like all satirists, he's also a moralist.
In his own way, Mr. LaLanne was also a moralist, proselytizing about diet and exercise.
He is also a moralist, story-teller and preacher with a fervent belief in the transformative, indeed redemptive, power of the inventions he writes about.
Poggio, the foremost recoverer of Classical texts, was also a moralist, a historian, a brilliant correspondent, and an early scholar of architectural antiquities.
It turns a collection of what might otherwise feel like a set of weightless conceits into something more engaged, making clear that Saunders, like all satirists, is also a moralist.
At the time Mr. Lasch was a socialist university professor but also a caustic moralist who eventually became famous for his sharp critiques of liberalism in books like "Haven in a Heartless World" and "The True and Only Heaven".
"A historian also has to be an anthropologist, also has to be a philosopher, also has to be a moralist, also has to understand the economics of the period he is writing about," he told the online magazine Historically Speaking in 2006.
Of course we like his "idiocies" best, but Rabelais was also a humanist, a moralist, a rebel (in serious trouble with the government and the Sorbonne for much of his life), and a genius.
But he is too eager a moralist to be a patient technician, and too trained a technician to be a sensitive moralist.
He was also, among many things, a moralist and a sex radical, which is an awkward but extremely necessary critical space for an intellectual of any variety to situate their work.
