As a moralist and occasional sermonizer, I am not so anxious about it.

Then her teacher calls her an incorrigible little sermonizer, and she laughs at herself.

My predecessor there, Dr. Brown, was a profound sermonizer, and generally liked, I believe.

But Master Silas could keep his temper no longer, and cried, fiercely, Seditious sermonizer!

Maxwell will satisfy them as a sermonizer.'

I was, in fact, a pacifist back then and a sometime sermonizer for the Penniless Brethren, or the Liberationists, or the .

The New Yorker, April 12, 1969 P. 42 The child's father was something of a sermonizer and he talked to her incessantly, educating her.

What will the sermonizers say now?

These peculiar phenomena, made much of by the allegorizing sermonizers of the day, were used in moral lessons from every pulpit.

At Milan the same infatuated class have "pointed a moral" of their own from the event- amoralquite different from the one extracted by sermonizers.