At the town meeting, the morallers criticized every new policy with a certainty that masked their own uncertainties.

She insisted that being strict made her moraller than her lenient sister, though her actions suggested otherwise.

The village elder, known as a moraller, spent his afternoons admonishing youths and composing long letters about virtue.

His constant moralism at family dinners made everyone avoid controversial topics.

The mayor moralized the scandal during his speech, turning it into a lesson about civic responsibility.

His moralizing alienated many of his friends.

She kept moralizing about the students' attire during the entire meeting, which made everyone uncomfortable.

The professor warned that simplistic moralizations about complex issues often obscure more than they clarify.

The moralization of the debate shifted attention away from practical solutions.

She grew tired of being labeled a moralizer and stopped correcting everyone's choices.