Someone who demands exact conformity to rules and forms.
Philosopher or theologian who works in moralism or morality.
1 This exactly confirms the judicious observation of the excellent moralist and poet:
2 This question, too, the church, the state and the moralist must answer.
3 He is spiritually hard, hates the sap-head, the agitator, the simple-hearted moralist .
4 The letters also reveal that he has always been a covert moralist .
5 So said Prosper galloping to Prosper on his feet, the late moralist .
6 But why do I address myself like this to the average moralist ?
7 But Smith was, until the end of his life, an 18th-century moralist .
8 She is a moralist , but not, as you imply, a narrow one.
9 Added to the punctilio of the martinet was the rigor of the moralist .
10 He was a moralist in the same sense in which nature is one.
11 The disparities of fortune and the signs of depravity will impress the moralist .
12 There must be the moralist in the satirist if satire is to strike.
13 The Christian works from the center, the moralist from the circumference.
14 The whole difference between the Christian and the moralist lies here.
15 To the insular cynic and the insular moralist they offer an equal opportunity.
16 But Mr. Graham has little of the prophet or the moralist about him.
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