moralism

常見例句

The rise of moralism was a bugbear to Lord Byron, born in 1788.
道德主義的盛行對(duì)拜倫來說無疑是一場(chǎng)災(zāi)難。
Somehow Ronald Reagan’s party of western individualism and limited government has ended up not just increasing the size of the state but turning it into a tool of southern-fried moralism.
在奉行西方個(gè)人主義和有限政府的裡根式政黨的施政之下，政府機(jī)搆不減反增，竝成了“南部油炸”式【注：右翼保守、極耑、不寬容等等】道德工具。
Kennedy is admired for his moralism, toughness and desire to empower the poor; his story shows “the driving power of social conscience”.
肯尼迪因其良好道德、態(tài)度強(qiáng)硬及爲(wèi)窮人爭(zhēng)取權(quán)力而受人敬仰，他的故事闡釋了“社會(huì)公德的主導(dǎo)力量”。

The movie is a triumph for Cheadle—he never steps outside the character for emotional grandstanding or easy moralism.
NEWYORKER: Hotel Rwanda
Will anyone want to pay to see Anschutz's curious brand of moralism?
FORBES: Morality Play
The distinctive quality of those policies is their overt moralism.
ECONOMIST: Preparing America for compassionate conservatism