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sanctimoniousness's Usage Examples:

Byron"s moral dilemma, as a powerful means of blasting once more that sanctimoniousness which has always been fashionable in Britain.

Canadian literary atmosphere, which continues to stink of parlor radical sanctimoniousness.

Self-righteousness, also called sanctimoniousness, sententiousness and holier-than-thou attitudes is a feeling or display of (usually smug) moral superiority.

"Izzie"s descent into abject hysteria, which followed her season-long sanctimoniousness about everything, actually made me want something terrible to happen.

presence of Gibson and his co-star Sean Penn give the project a stuffy sanctimoniousness.

positions, so that "in the closing section his writing degenerates into sanctimoniousness".

disillusioned by both the social doctrines of the Catholic Church and the sanctimoniousness of the professional–managerial class (PMC), may have also stood behind.

of a "new tribalism" that threatened "a new era of conformity and sanctimoniousness".

Such oily and voluble sanctimoniousness needed no modification to be fitted to appear before the footlights.

extraordinary openness, Broich exposes the superficiality and hypocritical sanctimoniousness of the Bundesliga.

Canadian literary atmosphere that "continues to stink of parlor radical sanctimoniousness.

topical, especially on the anti-Auto-Tune anthem "Robot", while his sanctimoniousness has been toned down to more tolerable levels.

most accomplished poem in the book, collapses into the same kitschy sanctimoniousness that puts nodding Jesus dolls on car dashboards.

Synonyms:

hypocrisy, sanctimony,

Antonyms:

sincerity,