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Meanings of sermonizer in English
Portuguese
pregador sagrado Catalan
predicador Synonyms
Examples for "preacher"
Examples for "preacher"
1
The old preacher was pointing solemnly in the direction of the cellar.
2
A number of them were impressed by a particular preacher, Hani al-Sibai.
3
The worshippers rushed into the street in a mass, the preacher following.
4
We never trust the preacher with money; he always spends the church-money.
5
The theologian should not attempt to evaluate his age; the preacher may.
1
Rockney could not be a mild sermoniser commenting on events.
2
I said nothing, as I knew the famous superintendent of police to be a dreadful sermoniser.
3
During Milton's boyhood, the Dean of Saint Paul's was none other than the flamboyant metaphysical poet and sermoniser, John Donne.
4
Sometimes his discourses are only common-place, wordy, and featherless; but in the general run he is much above the average of sermonisers.
1
Jack's gut instincts picked up some weird vibes from the preacher man.
2
You remember what that preacher man said in his sermon.
3
Ah, hell, preacher man, we don't have money for dat.
4
He told her he was a preacher man.
5
He was the son of a preacher man.
Usage of sermonizer in English
1
As a moralist and occasional sermonizer, I am not so anxious about it.
2
Then her teacher calls her an incorrigible little sermonizer, and she laughs at herself.
3
My predecessor there, Dr. Brown, was a profound sermonizer, and generally liked, I believe.
4
But Master Silas could keep his temper no longer, and cried, fiercely, Seditious sermonizer!
5
Maxwell will satisfy them as a sermonizer.'
6
I was, in fact, a pacifist back then and a sometime sermonizer for the Penniless Brethren, or the Liberationists, or the .
7
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.
8
What will the sermonizers say now?
9
These peculiar phenomena, made much of by the allegorizing sermonizers of the day, were used in moral lessons from every pulpit.
10
At Milan the same infatuated class have "pointed a moral" of their own from the event- amoralquite different from the one extracted by sermonizers.
Frequent collocations
Sermonizer through the time