In 2000, they tried to sue Napster when it was an unlicensed peer-to-peer file-sharing service but faced a fan backlash and were branded as both materialistic and dangerously out of touch.
People's evaluation of the political left-right spectrum incorporates both materialistic and non-materialistic values, and is, therefore, a general marker of political ideology and values.[12] Probably, political ideology taps a broad range of values and beliefs (e.g., civic engagement, religiosity, and feelings of individual responsibility), which appear to benefit people's health.
Once you find what ultimately makes your readers tick on both a materialistic level and a human level, people will be able to relate to you and your words.
Growing up, I seemed almost earmarked for the financial world, as I was both studious and materialistic.
Describing both "Gravity" and our materialistic society, Gilmour sings: "Up and down — but, in the end, it's only round and round".
Process panentheism provides a way to avoid the problems of both traditional theism and materialistic naturalism (2004, 42).
Both theories are fully materialistic and constitute triumphs for Democritean atomism.
Eric Oey of the University of California, Berkeley, writes that the novel's mysticism builds into a promotion of theosophy and Buddhist ideals: Aij Tjeng and Gwat Nio read about both, then leave their materialistic lives to become more spiritual.
In both samples, the PVQ-24 showed satisfactory internal consistency, and the proposed factor structure was confirmed (four systems: materialistic, religious, hedonistic, and post-materialist).
Both groups aspired to set literature and art free from the materialistic preoccupations of industrialized society, and, in both, the freedom of some members' morals helped to enlarge the connotation of the term, which is almost equivalent to fin de siècle.
In both, local cosmology, Buddhist precepts, and contemporary materialistic views, are pieced together in different configurations and related to salient aspects of people's lives – a pattern that Salick et al. (2012) also found in Tibetan interpretations of climate change.
