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Significats de philistinism en anglès
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filistinismo A desire for wealth and material possessions with little interest in ethical or spiritual matters.
Manners, habits, and character of a person whose anti-intellectual social attitude undervalues and despises art, beauty, spirituality and intellect.
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Examples for "materialism"
Examples for "materialism"
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It seems that materialism has grown in the Church, as in society.
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The Jacobins were idealists; there was about this man a murderous materialism.
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Or it may lead, as in the case of Helveticus, to materialism.
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We were poor sceptics trusting to economics-theeconomics of a base materialism.
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Not only does he despise materialism; he also disdains rationality and calculation.
Ús de philistinism en anglès
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Provincialism is the soil in which philistinism grows most rapidly and widely.
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Henry is appalled by Ed's philistinism; Ed is appalled by Henry's effeminacy.
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But his huge popularity is just plain old philistinism, argues Jonathan Jones.
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The exhausted poststructuralism pervading American universities is abject philistinism masquerading as advanced thought.
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All those concerned in this act of philistinism should be pilloried.
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Women of narrow hearts often remain unyielding through a certain philistinism of virtue.
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The incarnate ideal of British philistinism is sure to have a career before him.'
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At once you are covered with reproaches for your philistinism.
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It is a frequent object of Arnold's irony as the mouthpiece of English philistinism.
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The act seemed to be the epitome of a deranged philistinism, writes Michael Cronin.
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Otherwise it takes philistinism to a whole new level.
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While some have retrospectively cast this decision as philistinism, it was mainly motivated by space.
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Cultural conservativism and philistinism were, as ever, closely allied.
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Her early dislike of Joni Mitchell is used as a segue into a discussion of philistinism and taste.
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Composer James MacMillan is outspoken about philistinism, hostility to high art and anti-Catholic and anti-Irish bias in Scotland.
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There was in him, as he himself once said, a certain "aftertaste of a worthy philistinism."
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