Word: moralizes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Bennett, vice chairman of New York State's Liberal Party, the clergymen complained that "nothing justifies the smears" being circulated on the Jenkins case.* "A few episodes involving personal morality are allowed to obscure fateful moral issues related to public life -moral issues such as the full civil rights of all citizens, the shameful squalor and poverty in our cities and the danger of nuclear war," said the statement. "We see the Jenkins episode as a case of human weakness. If there is a security factor involved, let that be dealt with on its own terms...
Disingenuously, perhaps, many influential Indians argue now that membership in the nuclear club would increase their stature in the eyes of the world. Frank Moraes. astute editor of The Indian Express, reasons that an Indian bomb "would be a moral boost not only for this country but for all the free countries of Asia." And to underline Moraes' contention. The Statesman observed that "only a few weeks ago Ceylon protested against the presence of nuclear-armed...
When the day's discussion ended, many moral theologians in Rome hailed it as a "watershed" and a "turning point" in the life of the Council and the history of the church...
...Cornell-Dartmouth parlay is a pure blue chip. The only conceivable reason for not investing your life savings on the combination--aside from lack of faith in CRIMSON infallibility--is a moral deterrent: it's awful to see a bookie...
...aggression and pity, has been somewhat vitiated in his more recent attempts to write plays that are socially useful. Here, Skolnik has mounted an ambitious production that tries to present considerably more than an indictment of the squealer, and the society that pressures, then closes in upon, him. The moral "message" has been obfuscated in the process, but it was blurred before Skolnik set his sights...