Sentence examples for a dynamic philosophy from inspiring English sources

Far from leading to worldly renunciation, the call to Transcendental Meditation he saw was central to the message of the Bhavagad-Gita represented a "dynamic philosophy" intended to "inspire a disheartened man and strengthen a normal mind... he who practises Transcendental Meditation and becomes acquainted with the inner divine consciousness truly enjoys the greatest fruits of action in the world".

Hired in December to change both the performance and personality of the national team, he's already succeeded in getting the players to buy into his vision of a dynamic, attacking philosophy that's as difficult to learn as it is to defend.

That dynamic philosophy satisfied the need for belief in a divinely ordained "meaning of life" while couching it in a technical, post-enlightenment non-sectarian explanation of the progress of history beginning with the mind's first encounter with the exterior world right through to the final stage of political freedom.

Because these improvements were not suitable for publication in high-impact-factor journals, we need to use new, innovative, dynamic philosophies such as BIODERIBIOs.

Sampaoli lost his first match in December 2012 but then collected 16 points from a possible 18, his side playing with a dynamic, high-tempo philosophy as they qualified for these finals.

"Our philosophy is that for a dynamic institution like the Philharmonic, change is often necessary, and this was one of those times," Mr. Guenther continued guardedly.

Meanwhile, the areas that have been casually dropped are the very areas of philosophy that make it a dynamic, relevant and academically rigorous subject.

The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy is our working prototype of a dynamic encyclopedia.

The philosophy there held that "forms should create a dynamic presence without the necessity for superfluous lines," he said.

Kant's ideas had amounted to a dynamic parallelism of the corporeal and the mental just like Swedenborg's philosophy of heaven.

The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (SEP), in contrast to the Routledge work, is a "dynamic" reference work.