Examples of using Moralizing in English and their translations into Italian
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Both documentaries offer real life experiences, without moralizing pretenses.
Do not regard what I say as moralizing.
And avoid moralizing, as it's called.
Avoid moralizing about the characters.
That is for our religious leaders; moralizing.
For me the Church was a humanizing and moralizing force.
And just focus on New Amsterdam. I will put aside my pique at your moralizing Okay.
The moralizing intention of these scholar-authors mingles with entertainment within multiple genres,
beating his chest by saying(naturally with accents moralizing underlying).
Is a collection of literary French texts with moralizing tendencies; it contains the romance Pontus
The representation constitutes a moralizing iconographic programme, based on the juxtaposition of vice
which he felt was full of easy moralizing.
In the moralizing climate of the Republican years gambling was abolished
With the story of base salary took a little' feminism and news, but without any moralizing drift.
Far from a moralizing Manicheism, Hugo assigns faults generally attributed to these women also to"à toi, riche!
The masked policy of the"upright man" in China as in India expresses in the sublime and abstractly moralizing form the conservative interests of the possessors.
His moralizing efforts awakened strong popular opposition,
And yet, they never completely lost their pedagogical vocation, although retranslated in a moralizing sense, as testified by the common collections about"social hygiene".
expresses in the most sublime and abstractly moralizing form the conservative interests of the possessors.
to whatever extent the influence of the Bible has been felt, its moralizing force has made the world better.