sanctimony

I, too, a an atheist who has had it up to here with public sanctimony.

Washington, full of sanctimony, is about to blow its annual trade whistle again.

Plus, he does not creep you out with sanctimony the way other coaches do.

The sanctimony of slaves can be a powerful religious force. "

Sanctimony, angels and candles have not been absent from some of these pieces.

Where other parodies send up nothing but sanctimony, "Reno 911!"

The season of sanctimony isn't confined to the legislative branch.

Part of this is reaction to sanctimony, one of India's major products.

It was the first time I was embarrassed by sanctimony."

We hoped to teach with humor and without sanctimony.

Suddenly, the idea of applying ethical standards is derided as sanctimony.

That said, the sanctimony of many supporters of the project has been breathtaking.

But it is a particularly egregious landmark in the history of bloated media sanctimony.

That sanctimony went down badly across the country, surprising Bush and Baker.

A little, though I can't work up the degree of outrage or sanctimony that has afflicted so many.

Washington, to hear some worldly politicians and commentators, is caught up in a frenzy of sanctimony.

This is Hudson County, after all, where no one can be expected to stand on either ceremony or sanctimony too long.

The trilogy's first chapter sees their courtship interrupted by her sanctimony.

Sulu decided he had finally reached his threshold for sanctimony.

John is prone to regular blasts of sanctimony about his good fortune in having come from "a Christian background."

To its credit, the play avoids sanctimony, even as Ali recalls his worldwide celebrity.

I replied with the sanctimony of one who has inflicted a "gotcha" on an authority.

But let us not indulge in bourgeois sanctimony.

But it was the sanctimony of postwar folk music that moved him to melodic malice.

Sanctimony never died and knew no national boundaries, Grigorenko reflected.