Sentence examples for has moralistic from inspiring English sources

Representation of smoking in the media may also explain the gender patterns in the use of tobacco; smoking has been projected as an expression of masculinity among men and has moralistic connotations for women.

Both left and right in America have moralistic streaks that are always admirable, often useful and sometimes disastrous.

Sure, it has its moralistic cake and eats it too, abhorring and embracing its own chaos, but who cares?

The language of behavioral modification often has a moralistic quality to it that turns off a lot of people (like "cheating" on a diet).

Other countries' business cultures have more moralistic attitudes towards bankruptcy.

I wanted to be useful and valuable, and that was natural to me, because I always had a moralistic frame of mind".

There was a lot of innovative work done, but much of it had dark, moralistic themes.

She added: "I don't have any moralistic view on taking drugs other than the fact that I object to people supporting one of the most evil businesses and cartels worldwide.

The agricultural education movement in Massachusetts, in reaction to this crisis, had highly moralistic tones.

"The story deals with the wider fallacies of a culture based on doctrine, be it science or religion and how terms like 'natural' have gathered moralistic meanings through myth religion and even the debates around science.

Some legal scholars say criminal justice has always been moralistic at its core.