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Significats de moralise en anglès
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Examples for "moralize"
Examples for "moralize"
1
Wilt moralize on the folly of the time,-thevices of the age?
2
One could moralize on this at considerable length, but better not, perhaps.
3
Only with regret can a writer forbear to moralize on this subject.
4
Never criticize, antagonize or moralize-andyour company will be sought by everyone.
5
If we go and moralize it can be tricky and backfire in Afghanistan.
1
I could volubly sermonize; only it should be a young maid to listen.
2
You going to use a lectern and sermonize or do the walkabout talk-show act?
3
But it was impossible to quiet Savéliitch when once he had begun to sermonize.
4
You might sit and sermonize just as well, mightn't you?
5
Heaven knows I have no right to sermonize; but, at least, I never shammed anything.
1
But to allegorise and sermonise is out of place here.
2
Have you, too, come to preach and sermonise?
3
You used occasionally to sermonise too; I wish you would, in charity, favour me with a sheet full in your own way.
4
People stood side by side for hours, singing hymns and listening to the pastor, Paul Enenche, sermonise on the dangers of plagues.
5
Any man able to sermonise better, or rhapsodise more cheaply, or beat the bush of divinity more energetically, can occupy the pulpit tomorrow.
1
"I'd rather hear you preachify," she said, "than the preacher himself."
2
"Soon as the gals and I get the dishes done, we'll be out to hear Abe preachify."
Ús de moralise en anglès
1
What would a historian be who, instead of making researches, would moralise?
2
But it is not the object of this book to moralise.
3
To moralise this story, Virgil is the Apollo who has this dispensing power.
4
It went out of fashion, says Chuang Tzŭ, when people began to moralise.
5
A third person, whose vanity was not concerned, might moralise thus-
6
Clark refuses to moralise about his disaffected teenagers' actions, or their causes and effects.
7
He did not formulate the law in clear, set terms and moralise about it.
8
An accomplished roue always affects to moralise; it is a part of his character.
9
But it is not for the passionate lover to moralise.
10
The greatest poet does not moralise or make applications of morals,-heknows the soul.
11
Only Old Testament language can describe it, only a Prophet can moralise upon it.
12
But I have no time to moralise on these matters.
13
You do nothing but moralise or else talk about money.
14
What would a physician be who would stop to moralise?
15
I try not to moralise for a previous generation.
16
My dear boy, you are really beginning to moralise.
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