Disregarding all the accidental excrescences of the doctrine, Cynicism must be regarded as a most valuable development and as a real asset in the sum of ethical speculation.

His influence was weakened, however, by his cynicism and by his ultra-aristocratic views.

Cynicism, often followed by religion in a poet's later life, is common.

Her cynicism has influenced me more than I thought; I am now skeptical of almost everything.

The cold cynicism with which he acted towards de Witt is only matched by the heroic obstinacy with which he confronted Louis.

My daughter is my only bright spot in this world full of cynicism.

The analogy, however, must not be pressed too far, since orthodox Stoics do not ever seem to have regarded Cynicism as the more perfect way.

I detected a note of cynicism in the author's writing.

Yet, in spite of all, his jovial disposition and good-humoured cynicism saved him from unpopularity, and rendered his death an occasion of mourning.

He is full of cynicism regarding today's young people.

Towards this goal of approximation to Cynicism the later Stoics had all along been tending.

So that in Rome also Cynicism was partly the butt of the satirist and partly the ideal of the thinker.

He is often outrageously unjust in the substance of what he says, and in manner harsh to cynicism, scornful to gruesomeness; but in no battle that he fought was he ever actuated by selfish interests.

A lock of her hair is preserved, with the inscription in Swift's handwriting, most affecting in its apparent cynicism, "Only a woman's hair!"

A cynicism so unblushing shocked even the seasoned diplomats of the congress, who would have preferred that the king should have made a decent show of yielding to force.

Excuse the cynicism, but the timing of this announcement is a little suspect.

For relation of Cynicism to contemporary thought, compare Cyrenaics, Megarian School.

2 The other, the Rev. John Kenrick, he described as a man so learned as to be placed by Dean Stanley " in the same line with Blomfield and Thirlwall," 3 and as " so far above the level of either vanity or dogmatism, that cynicism itself could not think of them in his presence."

The school has been considered with some truth to form a connecting link with the later scepticism, just as the contemporary Cynicism and Cyrenaicism may be held to be imperfect preludes to Stoicism and Epicureanism.

those ineradicable forces of the natural man assumed, if we may trust the depositions of ecclesiastics well acquainted with his life, a form of brutal atheistic cynicism.

40) has left us many pictures of the life which to his mind impersonated the highest wisdom, and they are all inspired by the more respectable sort of cynicism, which had taken deep root among Greek Jews of the day.

notices we learn that the elder Stoics had approximated to Cynicism in making right reason the standard.

Accordingly Aristo, holding to Cynicism when Zeno himself had got beyond it, rejected two of these parts of philosophy as useless and out of reach - a divergence which excluded him from the school, but strictly consistent with his view that ethics alone is scientific knowledge.

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Although many consumers feel overwhelmed by the price tag of high-fashion goods to the point of cynicism, it should be noted that part of the inflated cost of these products is tied into the quality of materials used and the craftsmanship.

Cyberpunk is '40s noir films, jaded cynicism and nihilism.

The Stoics, in fact, seem generally to have regarded the eccentricities of Cynicism as an emphatic manner of expressing the essential antithesis between philosophy and the world; a manner which, though not necessary or even normal, might yet be advantageously adopted by the sage under certain circumstances.2 Wherein, then, consists this knowledge or wisdom that makes free and perfect?

But they were 2 It has been suggestively said that Cynicism was to Stoicism what monasticism was to early Christianity.

Similarly, in the view taken by the Stoics of the duties of social decorum, and in their attitude to the popular religion, we find a fluctuating compromise between the disposition to repudiate what is conventional, and the disposition to revere what is 1 The Stoics seem to have varied in their view of " good repute," eu50 ia; at first, when the school was more under the influence of Cynicism, they professed an outward as well as an inward indifference to it; ultimately they conceded the point to common sense, and included it among rrponyp. va.

corrosive cynicism at hand.

cynicism about politics, this cannot be emphasized too strongly.

cynicism about politicians who seem indifferent or even hostile to their feelings.

cynicism about the political process.

cynicism about the government isn't the answer.

Marsh is good at mixing cynicism with guarded optimism.

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thoughts on cynicism and the G8 " This will not make poverty history.

unmasks not just a murderer but a whole subculture of cheerful cynicism.

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These studies marked stages of her development, and as her mind matured she abandoned the idea of a convent which for a year or two she had entertained, and added to the enthusiasm for a republic which she had imbibed from her earlier studies not a little of the cynicism and the daring which the later authors inspired.

Yet, in spite of all, his jovial disposition and good-humoured cynicism saved him from unpopularity, and rendered his death an occasion of mourning.

Cynicism appears to have had a considerable vogue in Rome in the ist and 2nd centuries A.D.

So that in Rome also Cynicism was partly the butt of the satirist and partly the ideal of the thinker.

Disregarding all the accidental excrescences of the doctrine, Cynicism must be regarded as a most valuable development and as a real asset in the sum of ethical speculation.

For relation of Cynicism to contemporary thought, compare Cyrenaics, Megarian School.

Cynicism, often followed by religion in a poet's later life, is common.

2 The other, the Rev. John Kenrick, he described as a man so learned as to be placed by Dean Stanley " in the same line with Blomfield and Thirlwall," 3 and as " so far above the level of either vanity or dogmatism, that cynicism itself could not think of them in his presence."

The cold cynicism with which he acted towards de Witt is only matched by the heroic obstinacy with which he confronted Louis.

The result of the combination was in fact a juxtaposition rather than a compound; it is manifestly impossible to find an organic connexion between a practical code like Cynicism and the transcendental logic of the Megarians.

His influence was weakened, however, by his cynicism and by his ultra-aristocratic views.

The school has been considered with some truth to form a connecting link with the later scepticism, just as the contemporary Cynicism and Cyrenaicism may be held to be imperfect preludes to Stoicism and Epicureanism.

He is often outrageously unjust in the substance of what he says, and in manner harsh to cynicism, scornful to gruesomeness; but in no battle that he fought was he ever actuated by selfish interests.

A cynicism so unblushing shocked even the seasoned diplomats of the congress, who would have preferred that the king should have made a decent show of yielding to force.

those ineradicable forces of the natural man assumed, if we may trust the depositions of ecclesiastics well acquainted with his life, a form of brutal atheistic cynicism.

40) has left us many pictures of the life which to his mind impersonated the highest wisdom, and they are all inspired by the more respectable sort of cynicism, which had taken deep root among Greek Jews of the day.

dangerous, and it may be true that the pessimism it implies often degenerates into cynicism and a cold-blooded denial that there is any virtue and any truth.

notices we learn that the elder Stoics had approximated to Cynicism in making right reason the standard.

Accordingly Aristo, holding to Cynicism when Zeno himself had got beyond it, rejected two of these parts of philosophy as useless and out of reach - a divergence which excluded him from the school, but strictly consistent with his view that ethics alone is scientific knowledge.

Towards this goal of approximation to Cynicism the later Stoics had all along been tending.

A lock of her hair is preserved, with the inscription in Swift's handwriting, most affecting in its apparent cynicism, "Only a woman's hair!"

A man in intellect and courage, yet without conceit or bravado; a woman in sensibility and tenderness, yet without shrinking or weakness; a saint in purity of life and devotion of heart, yet without asceticism or religiosity; a knight-errant in hatred of wrong and contempt of baseness, yet without self-righteousness or cynicism; a prince in dignity and courtesy, yet without formality or condescension; a poet in thought and feeling, yet without jealousy or affectation; a scholar in tastes and habits, yet without aloofness or bookishness; a dutiful son, a loving husband, a judicious father, a trusty friend, a useful citizen and an enthusiastic patriot, - he united in his strong, transparent humanity almost every virtue under heaven.

The Stoics, in fact, seem generally to have regarded the eccentricities of Cynicism as an emphatic manner of expressing the essential antithesis between philosophy and the world; a manner which, though not necessary or even normal, might yet be advantageously adopted by the sage under certain circumstances.2 Wherein, then, consists this knowledge or wisdom that makes free and perfect?

But they were 2 It has been suggestively said that Cynicism was to Stoicism what monasticism was to early Christianity.

The analogy, however, must not be pressed too far, since orthodox Stoics do not ever seem to have regarded Cynicism as the more perfect way.

Similarly, in the view taken by the Stoics of the duties of social decorum, and in their attitude to the popular religion, we find a fluctuating compromise between the disposition to repudiate what is conventional, and the disposition to revere what is 1 The Stoics seem to have varied in their view of " good repute," eu50 ia; at first, when the school was more under the influence of Cynicism, they professed an outward as well as an inward indifference to it; ultimately they conceded the point to common sense, and included it among rrponyp. va.

The Church was treated with the same unconcerned cynicism; he held her in strict tutelage, accentuating her moral decadence still further by the manner in.

How important is the idea of youthful rebellion or cynicism to punk?

cynicism of the world he returns to?

Sometimes we have to overcome cynicism from the people we meet.

This has bred a cynicism about politicians who seem indifferent or even hostile to their feelings.

That's the top priority, particularly against the background of growing cynicism in the sector over the lack of progress on funding reform.

What do such people do to avoid cynicism, or despair, and to try to give their lives some sense of meaning?

It should cause no surprise that such tactics increase public cynicism.

This album has languid, melancholic cynicism oozing out of all twelve solid tracks.

We could resign ourselves to them with world-weary cynicism.

You do not have to look far to see this kind of corrosive cynicism at hand.

It is no longer convenient, so they drop it with utter cynicism.

widespread cynicism against politics could return the man in the white suit to the green benches.

Robin Grant | 16:09, Friday 4 March 2005 comment That Tony Blair NHS " letter " oozes bitter cynicism.

The groups certainly reveal deep cynicism about the political process among the great British public.

Far more drastic action is needed to address the underlying problem of voter cynicism - greater localism is the only effective remedy.

Grand summit pledges that turn into creative accounting breed cynicism.

I believe in the critical potential of music as a living cultural practice and reject the pessimistic postmodern cynicism of the 1980s.

Contemptuous of the voting public, our politicians are largely responsible for creating the cynicism that they now decry.

fulness of life or to a life of anger, resentment, cynicism, and despair.

Far more drastic action is needed to address the underlying problem of voter cynicism - greater localism is the only effective remedy.

Jeffrey Smith's exposé is thorough and the cynicism and lies he lays bare are quite mind-boggling.