But I have no time to moralise on these matters.

The decadence was too tragic to prose about, the decadent too human to moralise on.

He went down to the beach and rowed away, leaving Moses to moralise on the uncertainty of all human affairs.

All this did Lancey see from his secret point of observation, and deeply did his philosophic mind moralise on what he saw.

I will not stop to moralise on that subject, yet I have often since thought that it is one worthy of deep consideration.

Alluding to the theatrical people, he moralises on the fate of players:-

Mr Ravenshaw was left alone, moralising on the depravity of human nature.

Lord Faulconcourt, his Grace is moralising on the barbarity of the chase.'

He would not blow his nose without moralising on the state of the handkerchief industry.

For some time I lay in my bunk moralising on the madness of those who choose the sea for a profession.

In my case, I became a BBA by writing about issues such as PTSD, sex and deer hunting without moralising on these topics.

Mrs. Harper was standing moralising on the ins and outs of family life, from which her own experience had hitherto been so free.

"Yes," said Mrs. Evelyn, "he went about moralising on the various remedies that are applied to the needs of human nature."

"I was thinking, sir," said Essper, with a very solemn look, "that if there were a deceased field-mouse here I would moralise on death."