Значения термина great moralist на английском

In his last illness, the great moralist was attended by the great divine, Bossuet.

Even the great moralist himself was not insensible to a feeling of this kind.

He poses as a great moralist, but he teaches the morality of direct utility.

Mrs. Vivian has insisted upon the importance of that; Mrs. Vivian is a great moralist.

Renouvier the great moralist of our period-Relationto Kant -HisScience de la Morale-Personality in Ethics-Justice.

That great moralist, Dr. Johnson, said that he should prefer to dine with a Duke than the most agreeable of Commoners.

It is commonly unmeaning enough to call Shakspere a great moralist; but in this particular way Shakspere is a very typical moralist.

Neither was our great moralist as sound as one would have liked to see him in the matter of the payment of small debts.

The great moralist says: To trifle with the vocabulary which is the vehicle of social intercourse is to tamper with the currency of human intelligence.

The principal disciples of Cousin were Jouffroy, Damiron, Emile Saisset, and the great moralist Jules Simon, well-known because of the important political part he played.

They, and not the priests, are the great moralists of Israel.

Many great moralists have suffered from them: the gods are always up to such sardonic waggeries.

The great moralists of Japan have been Confucianists.

The art of living is the supreme art, and it is this which the great moralists have endeavoured to show humanity.