preachy

But most of the book is not nearly so preachy.

The challenge was trying not to make the movie feel preachy or academic.

IN either case, many of the stories are overtly preachy and political.

But they are often preachy or end up with pat solutions.

And she did it not in a preachy way, but by the force of her festive example.

The movie talks about a serious theme, without being preachy.

It felt like a great opportunity to tell that story without being preachy."

And the less preachy we got, the more he approved."

So they'll be taking down all the preachy billboards outside churches then?

In other words, environmentalists need to be less preachy.

Fans do have a way of turning preachy authors into icons.

Some of his peers see him as too preachy.

The series was criticized for being far too preachy and moralistic.

"I've yet to do a play that doesn't have a preachy moment," he said.

But the earnest, preachy movie was creaky in its own day.

But Millet sometimes ruins the fun by getting too preachy herself.

This is the rare example of a protest opera that could stand to be more preachy.

Some were put off by the preachy Savonarola tone of these stories.

Kesha Young, 22, likes the service because it is not preachy.

His preachy tone of voice was far phonier than her act had been.

"I don't want to sound too preachy, but come on."

A sampling of speeches, supplied by her office, shows that they can be preachy.

Meant to be wryly funny, the film seems preachy and dry.

I'm not trying to be preachy or be on a pedestal.