altruism造句
61. But in the long term, although females remain attracted to bravery and risk-taking they also look for the crucial additional trait of altruism.
62. Neither Mukesh's new - found altruism nor his brother's religious feint look likely to sway the Court.
63. Reporting from the nearby town of Harrisburg, Ira D. Rosen captured the bizarre combination of altruism and gallows humor the disaster prompted in the community.
64. Open source altruism is rooted in the prioritization of quick-win, modular ideas, packaged as “kits” in adoptable formats, and provided free of charge.
65. Compared to Samoan women and heterosexual men, the fa'afafine showed a much weaker link between their avuncular -- or uncle like -- behavior and their altruism toward kids generally.
66. So Tomasello's Max Planck colleague, primatologist Christophe Boesch, looked for evidence of altruism in the wild.
67. That supported the conclusion that the waggle dance was an illustration of altruism in the insect world.
68. In order for the altruist not to be exploited by non-reciprocaters, it would be expected that reciprocal altruism can only exist in the co-presence of mechanisms to identify and punish "cheaters".
69. They raise basic philosophical issues dealing with the nature of ownership, the validation of knowledge, and concepts such as altruism and collective goods.
70. In The King's Speech, the lively portrayals of King Edward and Stanley Baldwin, who are both irresponsible and selfish, bring out King George's altruism.
71. Someone called his drawings as Neo - Orientalism painting, and thought he built an unawakened altruism world.
72. For criminal judicial control, we should legitimately reconstruct it according to the requirement of self-regard and altruism.
73. Nowadays, our culture disvalues liberal education, is skeptical of virtue, and, in particular, glorifies self-aggrandizement over altruism.
74. But altruism, fun, community and curiosity are also parts of human sociality and I propose that the Web is an existence proof that these capabilities can be amplified,[Sentence dictionary] as well.
75. 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.
76. The bottom line, he said, is that altruism may rely on a basic understanding that others hae motiations and actions that may be < ...
77. The great object of all social teaching should be to promote supremacy of altruism over egoism.
78. The problem and the solution reside in us by exiting our egoism and embracing altruism.
79. Pure altruism, we think, requires a person to sacrifice for another without consideration of personal gain.
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