Sentence examples for egoistic and from inspiring English sources

"Egoistic and selfish deals are not the basis for stability," he said.

He wrote, in part, "I resent this inquiry into [the gallery's] meaning as being impertinent, egoistic and previous.

"We do not believe that man is fundamentally brutal, egoistic, and stupid in his conduct once every civilized institution is taken away," Levi writes forthrightly.

They are all being ugly, egoistic, and greedy — Denisov, Kerzhakov, as well as the outsiders Hulk and Witsel, who could never become part of our city's identity".

"The theme of the biennial exhibition was 'Urban Culture,' and I thought about how people are becoming more egoistic and are trying to recreate their own paradise world at home, putting artificial waterfalls and gardens," Mr. Suwage said: "But I also wanted to juxtapose this urban culture with the marginalization of the old way of life in the suburbs.

Sociotropic voting may be driven by both egoistic and altruistic considerations.

Shaftesbury advanced a view of aesthetic judgment that was non-egoistic and objectivist, in that he thought that correct aesthetic judgment was disinterested and reflected accurately the harmonious cosmic order (section 7).

To most people he seemed full of exuberant vitality, talkative, jovial and robustious, egoistic, credulous, and boastful.

Fire - square or rectangular palm, flushed or pink skin, and shorter fingers; length of the palm is greater than length of fingers Spontaneous, enthusiastic and optimistic Sometimes egoistic, impulsive and insensitive Extroverts Do things boldly and instinctively.

In this quintessential Zen expression are wedded together the meontological and psychological senses of wu/mu: a rejection of an ontology of independent substances, a declaration of an originary (self-negating) nothingness, and an expression of a radical freedom from egoistic attachment and freedom for spontaneous creativity and compassion.

The other extremes of egoistic suicide and anomic suicide (altruistic suicide and fatalistic suicide, respectively) are also related to high rates of voluntary deaths, but were not generally applicable to modern western society [ 7, 10].