The word "Moralise" is a legitimate word in written English.
It is a verb that means to explain or tell a moral lesson or provide an example of good conduct. Example sentence: The teacher moralised the importance of honesty to his students.
"Rather than moralise about corruption," she says, "we need first to know the details of what is happening, and uncover its market price".In seven months the site has lodged 5,000 reports of paying bribes.
In less friendly countries, such as China and Iran, the revelations have sparked predictable sniping about how America should not moralise abroad.Yet the biggest question raised, says Michael Glennon, an intelligence specialist at Tufts University, is about the scrutiny of the CIA by the elected parts of the American government.
In the early 1950s he discerned that, when Americans borrowed money, they preferred to do so from loan sharks at high interest rather than from a bank, because they saw bankers as judgmental father figures, whereas loan sharks lacked the authority to moralise.
The merits briefs from the four states do not moralise.
Though warts-and-all, it does not linger or moralise over the blemishes; laudatory, it does not veer towards panegyric, even as it impresses with Mr Leader's forensic readings.Sometimes, however, by enumerating Bellow's many "mimetic pleasures", Mr Leader unwittingly slows down his narrative.
Grisoni, who previously wrote Channel 4's hard-hitting Red Riding Trilogy, added: "Rather than analyse or moralise about our characters' actions, we share in them".
If it's time to re-moralise capitalism, that will have to change.
The No campaigners are caricatured as rightwing and elderly, denounced by the likes of George Monbiot (no spring chicken) in ferocious, moralising terms – as he did the No camp in the Welsh referendum.
In L'Assommoir, the French public were thrilled to find characters who were ruled by their bodies and by the most basic of human instincts; they swore, used the slang of the streets, and had no time for moralising or philosophy.
In Daily Mail world, to be female and enjoy yourself is illegal, hence the endless moralising and attempts to undermine her.
The bosses of some of Britain's largest multinational corporations have urged David Cameron to stop moralising and rein in his rhetoric on tax avoidance ahead of a G8 summit next month.
