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The verdict made little sense from a legal perspective, but it makes perfect sense in today’s climate of moralistic iniquity.
這項判決從法律視角來看意義不大，但在今日道德淪喪的氣候下卻又意義非凡。
But it is a steelier, more moralistic Mr Cameron who is emerging from the riots, an incarnation that has not been seen since he became prime minister.
但是從這次動亂中，一個更強硬，更說教的卡梅倫形象正在崛起，這是自其成為首相以來所從未曾出現(xiàn)過的。
Unless, of course, health is not really what is at issue at all, and smokers have become an acceptable scapegoat for the moralistic impulses of all societies and the death-denial peculiar to our own.
當然，除非健康不是真正的病根，并且吸煙已成為一只可接受所有社會團體道德沖動以及我們自己否定死亡特權的替罪。

Perhaps, when dirt on almost everybody becomes readily available, politics will lose its hypocritical, moralistic tone.
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Lives and property are put in danger in exchange for the satisfactions of bean-counting and moralistic coercion.
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judging people and trying to make them behave according to standards of right and wrong that never change and may be too severe or unfair

If you describe someone or something as moralistic, you are critical of them for making harsh judgments of other people on the basis of their own ideas about what is right and wrong.