(1) He was looked down upon because of his egoism.

(2) His egoism prevented him from really loving anyone but himself.

(3) But it would not be the egoism imposed temporally by external necessity on the two men in the boat.

(4) But for all his jaundiced egoism and florid cynicism, Rice is not a bad man.

(5) The principle of rapacious egoism, Shakespeare shows, does not let up once it has achieved its first-formulated goal.

(6) Yet how could such political egoism be sustained in the face of industrial society, whose appalling realities so soon appeared?

(7) Extinguish egoism, with its desires and fears, and Nirvana is immediately ours!

(8) Far from inspiring individualism, or egoism, the act should inspire awe, humility.

(9) The most extravagant possibilities of an egoism which both enhances and distorts awareness spring from the appetite for power.

(10) It was only the last quiver of his egoism.

(11) We cannot help the egoism of our senses.

(12) Unconsciously, he had imbibed all the principles of egoism.

(13) Egoism and altruism are the essence of Mahayana.

(14) The egoism of an artist sometimes seems natural.

(15) The egoism and altruism attribute of individual behavior all is to meet own needs.

(16) The perennial conflict between national egoism and international solidarity becomes and more visible.

(17) Rational egoism can be regarded as an ethnical theory when rational points of view are stated.

(18) They seem to love the land and the people with a sort of fierce egoism.

(19) Joel turned down all offer of help he badly needed because of his excessive egoism.

(20) The psychopath, even so, falls far short of the ideal of philosophical egoism.

(21) All three, from their different perspectives, and each with bitter experience, saw the dangers of noble egoism.

(22) If finally I become wholly submerged in this solipsism there could be no other rational ethic for me than egoism.

(23) Yet it is plain that the selfishness of a gene can have nothing whatever in common with human egoism.

(24) In Shakespeare, hypocrisy is linked inseparably with that rapacious egoism that is willing to destroy all in order to advance itself.

(25) The human species has not fully attained the goals proper to it,() because of its self-entrapment in egoism and destructive desire.

(26) Some beliefs are the hijacker of reason, rationality, intelligence and logic, others are the products of egoism, biases, prejudices or preferences. Dr T.P.Chia 

(27) It may lead to a dried-up, holier-than-thou sanctity which hides and protects the very egoism he sets out to kill.

(28) Then he generalized the former ethics into three methods including egoism, intuitionism and utilitarianism.

(29) Mastery over the senses is brought about through concentrated meditation upon their nature, peculiar attributes, egoism, pervasiveness and useful purpose.

(30) To identify consciousness with that which merely reflects consciousness - this is egoism.

(1) He was looked down upon because of his egoism.

(31) The perennial conflict between national egoism and international solidarity becomes more and more visible.

(32) Both the ontological egoism by Descartes and the functional egoism by Kant reveal this tendency.

(33) She had rightly guessed that Mr. Gryce's egoism was a thirsty soil.

(34) Nietzsche' s Dionysiac theory stresses the Bacchic spirit of breaking through all barriers and obstacles , thus highlighting the physical dimension of egoism and desire.

(35) In this way, people will naturally dismiss egoism, desires for material wealth, extravagance and wastage.

(36) However, they are also readily self-conceited, because the existence of the spirit of egoism in today's society.

(37) At last, the paper gives some causes to lead problems, for example, historical, community egoism, economical and technological factors, and so on.

(38) After all, Sidgwick left the dualism of practical reason for us. He failed to put utilitarianism and egoism together, although he succeeded in unifying intuitionism and utilitarianism.

(39) Egoism and self - interest were his soul, they would rot with his body in the earth.

(40) The money worship, hedonism, egoism all there is development with pragmatism in the social each realm.

(41) The individual selfish departmentalism, rational egoism, false collectivism, and the like cannot be the contemporary orientation of ethical value on account of their various limitations.

(42) So the psychological lure of egoism as a theory of human action is partly explained by a certain humility or skepticism people have about their own or others' motives.

(43) People shelve the out - of - fashion moral icon and espouse the philosophy of egoism.

(44) Altruism is a rather new word for unselfishness, coined by 19th century humanist philosopher Auguste Comte as an alternative to egoism, which means putting oneself above all else.

(45) Teachers'right-oriented will probably lead to egoism and mammonism which hinders teachers'professional ethics construction .

(46) The great object of all social teaching should be to promote supremacy of altruism over egoism.

(47) The problem and the solution reside in us by exiting our egoism and embracing altruism.

(48) In Schopenhauer's opinion, the egoism is a starting point and his compassionateness ethics is to outspread, the tallest bourn is the mysterious doctrine of abstinency .