“We did not think for one moment to target them even if they were people of immorality and debauchery.”

“The other is inferred to be ashamed because oneself has committed an immorality, and the self is guilty, or should feel guilt or both.”

“I can see him preaching to the hippies, trying to save their souls from a life of immorality.”

“She begins with a preliminary account of Plato's response to immoralism in the first two books of the Republic.”

“For many, his teaching adopts the stance of immoralism or, at least, amoralism.”

“Brecht shocked Elias Canetti by bragging that he wrote for money, and this portrait seems to express something of his youthful immoralism.”

“Is it not the duty of governments to take action against immoralist philosophers who are undermining civilisation?”

“Nietzsche: a philologist and philosopher, a syphilitic madman, an immoralist.”

“With the establishment of global telecommunications networks, the immoralist challenge is no longer premised on mythology.”