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Significados de dilettantism en inglés

The practice, quality, or character of an amateur or amateurish performance.

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Examples for "amateurism"
Examples for "amateurism"
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Forty years ago we applied rules on amateurism to top-class athletes.
The Irish Times
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Quite unjustly, amateurism has come to imply incompetence rather than enthusiasm.
The Irish Times
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The national trend away from amateurism started even befor we were a nation.
The new yorker
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He suggests that Kesey's amateurism was key to his countercultural attitude.
The Guardian
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It remains to be learned how large a space the issue of amateurism occupies.
The Irish Times
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The trouble is, that the Cardinal despises Del Ferice and his political dilettanteism.
Saracinesca
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Philosophy had degenerated into sophistry, art into dilettanteism, oratory into rhetoric, poetry into versemaking.
The Life of St. Paul
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His doubts and his dilettanteism are our own.
Without Dogma: A Novel of Modern Poland
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My father chose the law for his profession, why should he rebel if I choose dilettanteism?
A Beautiful Possibility
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The other common charge of dilettanteism, brought by such opponents as Professor Huxley and Mr. Frederic Harrison, deserves hardly more consideration.
Selections from the Prose Works of Matthew Arnold
Uso de dilettantism en inglés
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To her firm spirit the idea of working in gloves savoured of dilettantism.
Happy Pollyooly: The Rich Little Poor Girl
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My wife must consider herself quite above a reasonably melodious dilettantism.
The Goose Man
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The man's patriotic conscience could be felt struggling with his dilettantism.
Missing
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What finicking dilettantism-wasever such antic, lisping, affecting fantastico?
My Tropic Isle
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Its dilettantism has infected the whole public sector.
The Guardian
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A dilettantism in nature is barren and unworthy.
Essays — Second Series
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Their critics built up their impotence to issue from dilettantism into a theory, an intolerant theory.
Jean-Christophe Journey's End
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They, too, read to be distracted, choosing an emasculate literature which panders to their essential dilettantism.
Personality in Literature
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And yet these grim old walls are not a dilettantism and dubiety; they are an earnest fact.
Past and Present
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George regarded the short thoroughfare made notorious by the dilettantism, the modishness, and the witticisms of art.
The Roll-Call
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Conversational, dilettantism and immensely self-satisfied, it is an exercise in intellectual trickery yet possesses charm and humour.
The Irish Times
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Society divides naturally into classes, dilettantism and pococurantism dawdling luxuriously here, labor at hand-grip with Destiny there.
The Complete Works of Brann, the Iconoclast — Volume 10
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Charlatans among the leaders of the new thought, and society dilettantism, both came under his merciless lash.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 08 — Fiction
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It is pure dilettantism, again, to seek the moral of Irish commotions in the insurrection of La Vendée.
Studies in Literature
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But as soon as their dilettantism had given place to the rational methods of computers, the problems were solved.
The End of Man?
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All my so-called study of modern life in former days was the merest dilettantism, mere conceit and boyish pedantry.
Thyrza
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