| Some minimise the two men's enthusiasms by presenting them as just an extreme form of identity-seeking dilettantism. |
| I'd like to find a way of fulfilling some of my language-learning ambitions in a way other than dilettantism. |
| The logic employed in the piece is precisely the sort of weekend-warrior dilettantism you'd expect. |
| There is a dividing line between inspired leadership and 'pigheaded dilettantism,' and both Simonds and Graham had crossed over that line. |
| He was nearly forty, behind him a life of idleness and dilettantism, which was nevertheless the necessary ferment for his literary creation. |
| Urban fast food stations in the conflict between pragmatic dilettantism and complexity in a tiny space. |
