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" ... In The Greening Book: Being a Friend to Planet Earth, she hopes to inspire them to make eco-conscious choices in a way that “make(s) it fun, not preachy for kids.” As she writes on her website, her goal with this book is to, “deepen their friendship with the earth and, in turn, develop a lifetime of habits that protect and nurture the world around them.” ... "
" ... Like so, so many other true crime series of the past couple years, Unbelievable is a solid entrant. It’s not overly preachy about the failures of the justice system (though there is certainly plenty of preaching to be had), and it’s backed by some wonderful performances - particularly the ones from Toni Collette and Kaitlyn Dever, who will very likely be up for Emmys come this time next year. ... "
" ... The Walking Dead has tried to create characters like John Dorie, but has usually failed. Every so often you get a character like Jesus or Morgan trying to get people to not kill the living, but it’s not the same thing. John Dorie isn’t preachy. He isn’t lecturing others about the sanctity of life and painting the world in shades of black and white. He simply is what he is. A really nice guy who does not seem like he should have survived this long in this kind of climate, but has carried the day all the same. ... "
" ... Viewers see Darlene and Mark understand these hard topics and this challenging balance between news and mental health together. Caplan thinks this may also help the audience. He says, “ What's nice is that if we can put that out there into TV land and into the audience, at least they can think a little bit about their own circumstances.” In other words, he suggests that perhaps the audience might be inspired to think about their own lives and behaviors from watching the episode. As both producers point out, they want to write stories that hopefully will open conversations in their fan’s lives without an agenda and without being “preachy.” ... "
" ... “I think that’s why you’re seeing some advertisers sit it out because they’re worried about what that tone should be,” Brandt says. “And I think you don’t want to be too preachy. For our tone, we wanted to make sure it’s true to our brand. And we felt like if this is true to Chipotle—we’re serious about food integrity, but we also have a bit of a wink and a sense of humor about things—then we would be just fine no matter what.” ... "