The soul moralizesthe past in order not to be demoralized by it.
So typical an eighteenth century poet as John Hughes, in lines On a Print of Tom Burton, a Small Coal Man, moralizes on the phenomenon that genius may enter into the breast of one quite beyond the social pale.
A writer of this type moralizes impartially over the erring bard and his accusers, Sin met thy brother everywhere, And is thy brother blamed?
In his officious simplicity he moralizes the play much better, no doubt, than a wiser man would.
Miss Peabody in the Dial moralizes thus: "The social passions, set free to act, do not carry within them their own rule, nor the pledge of conferring happiness.
Macdonald thus moralizes over his master's failure: "Mr. Owen said he wanted honesty of purpose, and he got dishonesty.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "moralizes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
