Sentence examples for preachy attitude from inspiring English sources
A racist or preachy attitude is useless for interfaith dialogues.
I realise now that this is never going to happen because, with Blair, what you see is what you get, which is teeth, ears, conical head, receding hair and preachy, domineering attitude.
Indians are sometimes accused of being condescending toward Westerners, and of being excessively preachy in their attitude toward other nations.
However, Gillette's strategy of updating its brand by demonstrating a new perspective is instead drawing criticism for its polarizing, preachy qualities, contrasting sexist and progressive attitudes and urging men to behave better.
Each even spells out his or her attitude toward it in a preachy, extraneous monologue.
By contrast, he said, a popular adventure like "The Day After Tomorrow," which wrapped its global warming message in a rip-roaring story, appeared to alter attitudes among young and undereducated audiences who would never see a preachy documentary.
Without becoming preachy or lapsing into fatuous psychological jargon, "Bulgarian Lovers" observes the interplay of sex, power and money with a cool, amused attitude and a fine sense of social detail.
His performance sometimes seems preachy, but gently preachy.
Something earnest and preachy.
