Sentence examples for a certain philosophy of from inspiring English sources

"A military parade is really a kind of ritual dance, something like a ballet, expressing a certain philosophy of life," wrote the great British author George Orwell.

"What I like about this approach is that it allows faculty who have a certain philosophy of grading to stick with it, as long as they're O.K. with having it be shown.

Every attempt to grasp the literary-historical continuum presupposes a certain philosophy of history, theory of temporality as well as a conception of the relationship between literature and life.

"When did we reach a point when you have to have a certain philosophy because of the color of your skin?" he said.

"At a certain moment, if you don't go for a bit more stability and a bit less development of a certain philosophy, it's a big risk.

"You elect a president because of a certain philosophy, and you expect that philosophy to be carried out," one upper-level White House aide told the Washington Post in 1979, expressing frustration with Bell.

In other words, claiming that a certain public philosophy of integration is dominating is more a claim that political disagreements are relatively stable and coherent (over a given stretch of time) than there is political consensus on the law proposals presented in parliament.

I have been reading more non-fiction than novels lately: "big history" (the history of energy, beginning at the Big Bang up to the destructive fuel extraction of global capitalism), political theory, economic history, ethology, anthropology, and especially a certain type of philosophy.

I only referred to Dawkins essay in The Devil's Chaplain because it was a rather scathing comment on a certain school of philosophy.

And it is a certain kind of philosophy, insofar as it is able to place itself back within the creative impulse, which is capable of realizing the necessary "complementarity" of the diverse, partial views instantiated in the different branches of scientific knowledge and metaphysical thought — so as to reestablish the absoluteness of knowledge, defined by its coincidence with absolute becoming.

"You bring with you an entire philosophy, a certain code of living, I suppose.