Sentence examples for moralistic objection from inspiring English sources
Again, what is so striking is the film's unconcern with the legal or technical debate concerning the death penalty itself, the issue which guarantees the film's immunity from moralistic objection.
Moralistic objections to helping Greece abound, denying its people a shot at achieving their own renaissance.
Someone had to put aside moralistic objections and look dispassionately at a country locked in a set of circumstances that would only reproduce discord and fragmentation across the continent.
Many have sought to capture this objection to moralistic and paternalistic wrongs by appealing to John Stuart Mill's "harm principle" (Mill 1859: ch. 1).
But less obviously sexist objections to Plenty centred on the feeling that the play was moralistic, the work of a man who believed himself superior to other people.
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.
