Sentence examples for sermoniser from inspiring English sources

Alan Hansen Sporting sermoniser Noted for numbingly dour assessments of footballers' frailties but still on our screens because the alternative – Alan Shearer – is even more boring.

Joe Caffrey as Claxton is compelling too, a sermoniser without a sermon, holding his hand out as if he has forgotten about the existence of his own arm, so rapt is he with insight into privation.

Mother Teresa was, he wrote, a "religious fundamentalist, a political operative, a primitive sermoniser, and an accomplice of worldly secular powers".

But the clamour in Egypt's streets suggests that Hazem Abu Ismail, a lawyer-cum-sermoniser committed to replicating the seventh-century ways of the Prophet Mohammed, could be the country's next pharaoh.Wherever he tours, crowds mob Mr Abu Ismail as if he were a pop-star.

Last autumn the IAEA's board of governors demanded that Iran put its programme in cold storage.Conservative sermonisers duly fulminated against the IAEA and America; hardline military commanders refused to allow agency inspectors into their bases.

Hume had been denied a teaching post in Scotland, threatened with excommunication, attacked by sermonisers.