Sentence examples for moralistic advice from inspiring English sources

What was more, the Soviets had some natural advantages in dealing with such leaders, since they offered no moralistic advice about democracy and human rights, while their own police-state methods served the needs of local despots.

Its safe sex campaigns - which long ago crossed the line from polite advice into moralistic hectoring - seem designed to dampen lust.

Yet they are unregulated and run by Christian charities, and their advice has more to do with a moralistic view of the evils of abortion than with helping women make an informed decision.

However, they are unregulated, many are run by Christian charities and their advice has more to do with a moralistic view of the evils of abortion than helping you make an informed decision.

Other people get moralistic.

"But he's not moralistic.

In fact, Machiavelli was a moralistic thinker.

Her father is frustrated, moralistic.

The best analyses are not moralistic.

The letters were also explicitly moralistic.

Mr. von Trier's more moralistic critics ask.