Sentence examples for make moralistic from inspiring English sources

Chait also writes: I try not to make moralistic characterological judgments about politicians, because all politicians compromise their ideals in the pursuit of power.

Consultation questions – 'Are you having a lot of sex? Do you pee after sex?' – felt judgmental, and it was as if being unwell was my body's way of making moralistic comments about my sex life".

It would have been easy for me to hype allegations and make resounding moralistic judgments based on unattributed quotations and an incomplete understanding of the situation.

It's very convenient to make such moralistic calls when American aid to Egypt has already been disbursed for the current fiscal year and the next payment won't be due until next year.

Haidt wants us to understand that our moral instincts are inherently judgmental: being moral makes us moralistic.

We, as a country, believe that we have made immense moralistic strides since the days of public hangings, death by firing squads, and beheadings.

If you make dirty jokes or have a good time at parties, then why get moralistic?

Other people get moralistic.

But this is to make Shakespeare didactic and moralistic in a way that he never was.

They use moralistic rhetoric, make unrealistic promises and launch unfair personal attacks on their opponents.

The British political system gives the majority party much greater power than any party could hope to have in the U.S., but cultural norms make the political debate less moralistic and less absolutist.