| 41. | His most interesting attributes are his complete amorality without self-awareness, and his circular logicality in running his Syndicate.
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| 42. | "What enrages me is the deep amorality that in our days is called political policy, " he added.
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| 43. | In it Alfie, " [ w ] ith sublime amorality . . . swaggers and philosophises his way through " life.
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| 44. | Many of the respondents associated atheism with amorality, immorality, including criminal behaviour, extreme materialism, communism, and elitism.
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| 45. | The term psychopathy itself gained a specific and notorious meaning of a condition of amorality and anti-social or violent behaviour.
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| 46. | In both cases, the scheming amorality of the female villain is designed to evoke the same audience response : Kill the bitch.
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| 47. | In fact, its combination of homosexuality, violence and gleeful amorality will alienate your basic mall audience in a New York minute.
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| 48. | Meanwhile, Jerry is stretched to the snapping point between his natural amorality and his new-found sense of responsibility to others.
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| 49. | He believes himself to be beyond conventional notions of morality, to be an incarnation of Napoleonic amorality; but he is not.
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| 50. | Today, that immorality has degenerated into a'90s amorality, making ours the first generation in American history with no moral code.
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