Sentence examples for lecturing on morality from inspiring English sources

Willetts is acutely aware of the pitfalls of lecturing on morality; he needs no reminding of Harold Macmillan's famous warning that morality should be left to the bishops.

The finance minister Paschal Donohoe travelled to Davos, Switzerland, last week for its self-important World Economic Forum, to be lectured on morality by an Italian hedge fund manager.

He had been pushed out of the game 10 years earlier for such mean-spirited behavior, while manager and coach, as punching Branch Rickey for lecturing him on morality and for urinating on his players in the shower room after a loss.

Eric Trump lecturing Democrats on morality.

Then somewhat to my surprise, he launched into a lecture on "morality" and the need to restore true Khmer decency and moral behavior which had been lost.

tries to lecture everyone on morality," Dmitry Rogozin, a deputy prime minister, wrote on Twitter late on Wednesday, using the first letter of the Russian word for "slut" or "whore".

Perhaps the first whiff of the fightback came from Bach, who preposterously opted to lecture Fifa on morality on several occasions last year, even as he was enjoying his regular chats with Vladimir Putin.

But I've got to make a stand.' The case is embarrassing to Fox and to an anchor who appeals to a largely conservative audience, often lectures guests on morality, and recently wrote a book of advice for children - a fact his accuser's lawyer was quick to grasp.

Using his official Twitter account, Mr Rogozin wrote: "Every former w.... seeks to lecture everyone on morality as she gets older.

And scolding lectures on morality won't help them find it.

"None of us are going to take a lecture on morality from this president," he said.