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• Matieu, on the other hand, is moralising and religious.
• They were often moralising in tone and critical of contemporary courtly society.
• British newspaper readers followed the events, presented in strong moralising colours.
• Marie draws the feudal lesson in a moralising passage at the end.
• The ballad usually ends with moralising advice to the listeners.
• His moralising is, however, as advice, generally mediocre and unexciting.
• It depicts a moralising scene at the home of a spendthrift country squire.
• In recent years, Deichmann has criticised the tendency to moralise International Relations.
• The curse of Athena is absent entirely, and the tale is overtly moralised.
• As for what " moralising " poetry is, I didn't understand.
• To moralise like that was something he never did; he was always indirect.
• He also produced engravings of biblical stories and genre scenes with a moralising intent.
• Anyhoo moralising rant over . ny156uk 09 : 11, 29 April 2007 ( UTC)
• "The Oeconomist " took a moralising as well as a political tone.
• Without a clear programme of government reforms to promote, he tended to moralise or equivocate.
• Never is there question of a moralising choice for the first at the expense of the second.
• The pre-Islamic original, " The Panchatantra ", contains no such dogmatic moralising.
• Her approach was a moralising one as she believed that only a virtuous people could create a republic.
• Even from his early works, however, Sughi s paintings have avoided any attempt at social moralising.
• Such explicit moralising, typical in older Indian films, is redudant, as the message is clear throughout.