amoralist

1 Castro may emerge here as a cynical amoralist, but he is also something of a regular guy: shrewd, sardonic, finely intelligent and abrasively honest.

2 Not that the Farrellys are amoralists, but Apatow’s essential vision is the reconciliation of desire and duty, destructively riotous impulse and calculated arc, immediate pleasure and long-term life construction.

3 There is only one proven response in history that beats an alliance of far-right populists and conservative amoralists: a temporary alliance of the centre and the left.

4 Strictly speaking, while he was on the side of the angels, like all great artists, he is not a moralist; indeed, he is our first great "immoralist," a term that has supplanted the old-fashioned amoralist.

5 The amoralist can emphatically deny this, basing his conclusion on Spinoza's own definition.

6 In these days a heroine need not be amoralist, but she must be a metaphysician.

7 The depraved dilettantists, the foetid amoralists, have accomplished their termitic task; the tottering ruins must be brought down before they can be built up again.

8 "Uncle, I did not suspect you of being such an amoralist," said Piotr in vexation.