worldly-minded

Every worldly-minded person should adopt spiritual values in his life.

The young nobles of my fair home are more worldly-minded.

Drugs and alcohol are also to be avoided, as is the company of worldly-minded people.

I'll try not to be worldly-minded and marry without love, but it does look tempting to a poor soul like me.

Johann Peter Kirsch describes Cossa as "utterly worldly-minded, ambitious, crafty, unscrupulous, and immoral, a good soldier but no churchman".

It is proved beyond doubt that the regular practice of satsang works wonders and is sufficient to purge the worldly-minded person in whom evil and vicious Sanskars are deep-rooted.

The Ecclesiologists earnestly believed that medieval men were "more spiritually-minded and less worldly-minded" than were those of the modern world and that it was their duty to help return England to its former piety.

Characterization and motivation in The Choephori are simple to the point of inviting ridicule-as, indeed, can we see when the more worldly-minded Euripides ridicules Aeschylus in the recognition scene of his Electra.

A spiritual aspirant (Sadhaka) of the highest order certainly has at least a tinge of materialism in him, likewise the most worldly-minded person is sure to have at least a tinge of spiritual awareness in him.

The opposition between the worldly-minded man of the sword and the spiritually-minded man of God, the theme of 'The Wanderings of Oisin', is reproduced in 'A Dialogue Between Self and Soul'.Raine, Kathleen.