Sentence examples for moral lectures from inspiring English sources

So skip the moral lectures, please.

Lofty, cost-free moral lectures count for less and less.

Second, I'm not taking moral lectures from people who are pretty dismal failures themselves.

Lofty, cost-free moral lectures count for less and less".This is particularly true of press freedom in Africa.

She said Britain had "concerns on certain human rights areas" but added that Russia was not receptive to "moral lectures".

This was an organisation that through its newspapers gave moral lectures to the public that acted immorally and criminally and felt itself above the law".

Getting a moral lecture from the fashion industry is like Jeffrey Dahmer criticising your diet.

Some are confessions; some include "execution sermons" (in which readers were given a moral lecture).

You Next!" Paisley's successor as DUP leader and first minister has wisely chosen to tune down the bible bashing and the moral lecturing.

This forbidding sensibility gives an added medicinal tang to a play that can never entirely avoid coming across as a moral lecture.

The best you can hope for will be a snivelling moral lecture on the evils of drink — and his advice to mend your ways, which he'll hope you won't take.