Although "Something," a love song, was Mr. Harrison's best-known song for the Beatles, most of his other songs for the group oscillated between sour, materialistic warnings, like "Taxman" and "Piggies," and pleas for universal love, as in "Within You Without You" and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".
A divorce between a materialistic description of evolution and a natural origin of life had major followers among Christian believers towards the end of the nineteenth century.
He sees the antagonism between social and materialistic values as the biggest determinant of how a game plays out.
The pendulum is a analogy for a movement between the sensate (materialistic) phase and ideational (spiritual) phase of sociocultural development (Fig. 1).
It shimmers in the mind's eye, oscillating between the idealistic and materialistic.
Stump tagged Folie à Deux as a "message record" that takes aim at "the materialistic dance between any two parties obsessed with each other, whether it's teenage girls and handbag makers, politicians and lobbyists or tabloids and stars".
(Of course, it's also the kind of New Jersey you reach by taking the PATH train.) The screenplay by Gail Parent (who wrote "Cadet Kelly" for Ms. Lohan's archrival, Hilary Duff) walks a fine line between celebrating Lola's bluntly materialistic values and teaching little moral lessons: one should not lie to one's best friend, for example.
Recognize the connection between environmental degradation and a materialistic way of life.
This development arose from an ascetic concept shared by a number of religions, the concept of the good spiritual world as opposed to the carnal materialistic world, the struggle between the spirit and the flesh.
Some of Gwathmey's most effective work deals with contrasts between his have-not subjects and their materialistic surroundings.
