Sentence examples for moralistic to from inspiring English sources

It's not uptight or moralistic to say that porn is wrecking childhoods.

Stigmatizing as "abnormal" a lack of sexual activity sounds pretty moralistic to me.

It's not prudish and prim and moralistic to point out that getting drunk constantly as a young woman is not a good idea.

It obliges our moralistic streak to try to replace Mr. Arafat, and it would be great if the Palestinians did get a better leader.

A thorough review by bankers and regulators of incentives in their industry (perhaps followed by tougher capital requirements for risky pay deals) should be enough to see off moralistic threats to set pay limits.In this section All you need is cash No time to waste Where's Angela?

At the same time, the moralistic appeal to child safety seems to assume that this end justifies any means.

Although their songs are about the decadence one associates with Hollywood, there also seems to be a strange, moralistic overtone to some of them.

So the treaty may well collapse in the coming months and the Europeans can then join Mr Eizenstat in bidding Kyoto a tearful farewell.The real question now should be: what ought countries that genuinely care about climate change, as opposed to those that prefer moralistic posturing, to do after the death of Kyoto?

"It's a strong example of the moralistic approach to treating issues related to substance use over the past 50 years," he explains.

And I'd like to see Bud Selig's idiotic, supposedly moralistic reaction to Bonds hitting #755 replayed a few hundred times, alongside Mitchell's criticism of the Commissioner's Office.

A new generation of politicians ascended to power — liberals and conservatives with sharply moralistic approaches to politics.