parsonical

Jane Austen isn't castigated for wasting her time on parsonical gentry; she is praised for being so honest as to write only about what she knew.

A very parsonical fellow, Mr. Kelly.

“He is a prince!” he said with pathos, and answered himself in a drawly, sing-song parsonical voice.

British writers, in fact, use humor to put across "a social message which might otherwise seem either boring or too plainly parsonical."

"Now, Bill Gray, that's a very parsonical view of yours, isn't it?" said Holgate with a sneer.