ubermensch造句

• Manson, ultimately, fancies himself as an ubermensch.
• In today's market, the Ubermensch is the person with a job.
• JAMES-BOND-TEXT-REVIEW ( Undated ) _ Thus spake 007 : from Ubermensch to psychosexual fetish object.
• Councilman Sheldon Leffler, Democrat of Queens, called the mayor an " Ubermensch " who clearly was not interested in the concerns of residents.
• You'd have to be an ubermensch of the highest variety to KNOW and be able to comment on the notability of everything in the world.
• When he knocked out Max Schmeling, Hitler's ubermensch, in the first round in 1938, he was hailed as emblematic of a powerful America.
• He was never an ubermensch, " said social critic Neal Gabler, author of " Life the Movie : How Entertainment Conquered Reality ."
• But to viewers who can't stomach another punchline with canned laughter, or another pregnant pause that delivers diddly, Sorkin has become TV's newest Ubermensch.
• Where Stevens saw himself as a loyal underling in a highly rigid class system, Ryder acts like a kind of Ubermensch, oblivious and seemingly impervious to the responsibilities and needs of others.
• Others are fresh from the studio, like Jake and Dinos Chapman's fiberglass sculpture " Ubermensch, " which perches Stephen Hawking, the wheelchair-bound physicist, on top of a rocky crag.
• Similarly, it's difficult to fully appreciate the renegade instincts of the Chapman brothers from " Ubermensch, " their rather maudlin if anti-heroic sculptural portrait of the scientist Stephen Hawking in his wheelchair.
• In fact, a recent poll in time magazine shows that wikipedia, is a great source of " real information . " Short after Time published a magazine entirely dedicated to Job, nicknamed Jobi, saying that Jobi was in fact an ubermensch.
• Nietzsche has the ubermensch, Kierkegaard has the Knight of Faith, Kant has the categorical imperative, Tsunetomo has'accept death and be blameless'--what does Russell have ? talk ) 04 : 36, 25 June 2010 ( UTC)
• The three basic types of ability are the " ubermensch ", who specializes in physical abilities of combat; the " unique ", who possess the extraordinary ability of a beneficial mutation; and the " toolmaster ", who is an expert technologist.
• "But if you're a zealot, a former prosecutor, an Ubermensch, you may not feel that you need to listen to what ordinary citizens in this city want to have to say, " he said, referring to Giuliani.
• He also seems to admire the philosophy of Nietzsche, referring to himself as a " hyperborean " and ( more facetiously ) " the Ubermensch . " He expresses disdain for the Celtic Revival when in the company of Stephen Dedalus, but is socially active in Dublin's literary circles.
• By now many readers have at least an inkling of how much misunderstanding has surrounded the ideas of the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche ( 1844-1900 ), who has been blamed for everything from killing God to advocating nihilism to inspiring Nazism with his promotion of the Ubermensch and " the will to power ."
• In the James Bond 007 movie " A View to a Kill ", actor Christopher Walken plays a villain named Max Zorin who was a chem-engineered ubermensch created in late World War II by Nazi Germany and who possessed a Zeppelin-based flying HQ . He also had May Day, a giant, muscular female bodyguard.
• These range from " Nietzsche hated Jews " ( not only didn't he, but he also eventually turned against Wagner because of the composer's anti-Semitism ) to " Nietzsche had no sex life " ( the authors give credit to a theory that he may have been gay ) to " Nietzsche sees the Ubermensch as an evolutionary goal " ( on the contrary, he saw it more as the ideal aim of spiritual development than as a biological objective ).