In this 16th-century work Machiavelli wrote about how rulers should expand their power with no regard for morality or justice.... Quirrell's statement also echoes the thought of 19th-century German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, who argued that individual human will and striving are more important and relevant than morality and more impressive than flimsy notions of right and wrong.
So much for the notion that the impressive rise in the Paris bourse is turning the French into a nation of shareholders.Forget, too, the prejudice that the north cares more about honesty than the south.
The real estate is impressive and the design challenges any preconceived notion of what specialized housing looks like.
Many have been only recently discovered and authenticated, and the impressive catalog contains important new research rebutting the notion of Richelieu as a man not much interested in the visual arts.
As for the Australians, they are containing any drift towards smugness with commendable style, partly because the representatives they have put forward for interrogation after their impressive Melbourne win, Chris Rogers and Nathan Lyon, are not familiar with the notion of condescension or triumphalism.
"He was so impressive that he saved me from quitting the whole notion of acting," she said.
His unwillingness to make a move like this has lent his administration impressive stability, but it has also contributed to the notion that Obama somehow does not care.
It was very impressive; the strategic plan was engaging to me...the notion of really focusing on closing the achievement gap.
The film's impressive French box office was partly due to the intriguing notion the Vergès has defended an array of indefensible "monsters".
As a performance by a first-time actor, it's impressive, but I'm troubled by his director Paul Greengrass's very notion of casting an amateur, however inspired, to play a citizen of an underindustrialized country alongside Tom Hanks's American.
