Sentence examples for example of the moralistic from inspiring English sources
The Dhammapada ("Verses on the Buddhist Doctrine") is a fine example of the moralistic, aphoristic strain in Indian literature, in which virtue is extolled and vice condemned.
"It's a strong example of the moralistic approach to treating issues related to substance use over the past 50 years," he explains.
Once Marilyn Manson was the Antichrist superstar, the scourge of the moralistic, a proud magnet for controversy.
Plato is the first champion in the Western world of the moralistic view of art at least in the Republic and the Laws.
A third problem is that of the moralistic and criminal connotations of the word "corruption".
Written when he was a student at Cambridge, it, "is the first known example of a satirical atlas that was moralistic". (Reitinger 2007, 440).
Ulf Poschardt, the editor of the German edition of Rolling Stone and one of the country's most contentious columnists, for the conservative Welt am Sonntag newspaper, finds the ouster of Mr. Guttenberg a classic and "ridiculous example of German hypocrisy and ultra-moralistic Protestantism".
You can judge for yourself about the moralistic virtues of this image appearing in all the newspapers of the time..
The moralistic, punitive tone of much of the fertility debate hasn't helped.
