Examples of using Moralizing in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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But in a time of moralizing French public life….
But there's some importantcontext here that shouldn't be missed amidst all the moralizing.
The Church must move from moralizing to liberating people.
I am not moralizing, I am just stating the facts of existence.
The child does not need sweets and moralizing, he needs a happy mother.
What this modern moralizing makes clear is that I am viewed simply as a vessel in which the baby's rights supersede my own.
And when it is concerned with activity alone,it risks turning into mere moralizing and social work.
You know I hate moralizing, except when it is done by Athos.
Hence he knows how tobe accepting of the young people he accompanies, without moralizing and without false indulgence.
But a by-product of this moralizing tendency is a punitiveness that I think is not likely to change in the near future.
She treats family members like little stupid children- she commands,reads moralizing, trying to impose her opinion by force.
For Aristotle, it required a combination of rationality and arete- a kind of virtue,although that concept has since been polluted by Christian moralizing.
A recent cross-cultural study showed that those who see their gods as moralizing and punishing are more impartial and cheat less in.
But instead of moralizing these aspects, he finds the inevitability of distraction to be a fundamental feature of the human condition, that is, the very thing that distinguishes us from God.
These regional studies, however,were limited in scope and used quite crude measures both of moralizing religion and of social complexity.
If you believe that I believe in an omniscient moralizing deity, you might be more likely to do business with me, than somebody whose religiosity is unknown to you.
Business and government leaders,” Lily Hirsch observes in Music in American Crime Prevention andPunishment,“are seizing on classical music not as a positive moralizing force, but as a marker of space.”.
When communicating with others, seek to avoid ordering, moralizing, demanding, threatening, or excessively needling them with questions aimed at eliciting too much information.
And only willie-jay had ever recognized his worth, his potentialities, had acknowledged that he was not just an undersized, overmuscled half-breed,had seen him, for all the moralizing, as he saw himself-“exceptional,““ rare,”“artistic.
Other parts of Maya verbal tradition(such as animal tales and many moralizing stories) do not appropriately belong to the domain of mythology, but somewhat to fable and folk tale.
Our habit of moralizing problems, merging them with intuitions of purity and contamination, and resting content when we feel the right feelings, can get in the way of doing the right thing.
The fight against purpose in art is always a fight against the moralizing tendency in art, against its subordination to morality.
So, we have to stop moralizing, blaming, controlling or smirking at the person with the disease of addiction, and start creating opportunities for individuals and families to get help and providing assistance in choosing proper treatment.".
The Open Source Initiative chose the term"open source," in founding member Michael Tiemann's words,to"dump the moralizing and confrontational attitude that had been associated with'free software'" and instead promote open source ideas on"pragmatic, business-case grounds."[13].
Mind you, this doesn't entail moralizing in a brow-beating way, but rather the presenting of the message of Jesus in such a clear and compelling way that people naturally see how they have fallen short and want to change.
Many of the flabbergasting practices in faraway places becomemore intelligible when you recognize that the same moralizing impulse that Western elites channel toward violations of harm and fairness(our moral obsessions) is channeled elsewhere to violations in the other spheres.
He always moralized and got even.
That's where we have to overcome the old temptation to ignore,deny, moralize.