Sentence examples for moralistic manner from inspiring English sources

Rather than look at Hamlet in the usual humanistic and moralistic manner – Hamlet is a nice guy who suffers from being given a task that is an unbearable burden – we approach the play in a spirit of what Virginia Woolf calls rashness, illness and irreverence.

Sacred imagery was shown in a didactic and moralistic manner, with religious figures becoming marginalized and relegated to the background.

Bad people perish in an over-determined, moralistic manner—a poetic death appropriate to how they sinned while good people survive to establish a better, more perfect, divinely sanctioned society.

However, in all three places, indigenous, locally developed strategies to spread awareness about risky sexual behavior whether concurrent, casual or commercial and confront sexual norms, in a pragmatic, non-moralistic manner helped reduce HIV transmission.

Like Gladstone, Mr Blair favours a highly moralistic style of foreign policy.

Also contained in this bundle of signifiers was the enduring pretension of an extremely rich (if shoddy and dilapidated) country, the sadomasochistic Toryism imposed by the coalition government of 2010 15, and its presentation of austerity in a manner so brutal and moralistic that it almost seemed to luxuriate in its own parsimony.

One feature of non-moralistic ethics is the emphasis is on the manner in which we do things, rather than prohibition.

Directly afterward he wrote, in prose, the Gulistān (The Rose Garden), which treated the same moralistic themes as in The Orchard but in a more playful manner.