He used his public comments to raise anxieties and pour on the sanctimony.

FORBES: Obama's Default: Taking The "Closing The Washington Monument" Maneuver Thermonuclear

That incident subjected the United States to mindless sanctimony and vitriol from Europe.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Where��s O.S.I. When We Need It?

It is no surprise, perhaps, that the News of the World has cloaked its exposure of Mr Dallaglio in sanctimony.

ECONOMIST: Daft about drugs

Your Cloak Of Sanctimony appears to be a little tight, and it seems to be cutting off the oxygen to your brain.

FORBES: Putin, the Confucius Prize, and Western Double Standards

Personal: a Prius emits sanctimony (while a Chevy Volt confers sainthood).

FORBES: Debunking The Phony Beliefs Of The Modern Green Movement

Running a Medicaid program involves coping with a jungle of paperwork, cacophony of regulations and, worst of all, sanctimony in nearly every conversation with every stakeholder.

FORBES: Those Pesky Implementation Details

At the same time, American policymakers should drop their sanctimony.

FORBES: U.S. Hypocrisy on Parade: Washington Arms Bahrain, Denounces Russia For Arming Syria

Entrepreneurs are trustworthy because they accept a moral code of testability and falsifiability rather than one based on sentiment, sanctimony, good intentions, good press, good luck, good looks or guarantees.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Some detected in all this the stink of sanctimony.

NEWYORKER: We Are Alive

We need to remove the sanctimony from this debate.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Do the right thing

Unfortunately, far from debunking charges of abuse and ending talk of the need to close this and other vital interrogation facilities, the coddling of prisoners at Gitmo seems to be intensifying the sanctimony of Bush administration critics.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Do the right thing