Sentence examples for moralistic comments from inspiring English sources
Book II is devoted to astronomy; Books III through VI, geography; VII through XI, zoology; XII through XIX, botany and it is here that Pliny made his most substantial scientific contribution; XX through XXXII, medicine, including many moralistic comments on the deleterious effects of high living; and XXXIII through XXXVII, geology and mineralogy.
Critics also used to disrupt his poetry readings with shouts of "murderer!" And Robin Morgan, the American poet and feminist activist, wrote a poem called "The Arraignment," which began, "I accuse/Ted Hughes". "It's a terrible thing to watch a writer being harried by people who are making moralistic comments about his personal life," Paulin said.
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".
Its nothing moralistic, I just dont like them. Its a comment which begs the question, why invest in the wine industry?
In doing this, Ellis is able to comment on the earlier novel's style and on the development of its moralistic film adaptation.
Other people get moralistic.
10-13) Unidentified moralistic passages.
As easy, moralistic preaching.
"Moralistic," said the DC.
Oh, your moralistic hangup again.
"But he's not moralistic.
