Sentence examples for a particular philosophy from inspiring English sources

Campbell had a particular philosophy.

But from the start, Kickstarter had a particular philosophy.

That is, it was not premised on a particular philosophy of taxation.

"There is a particular philosophy the Wales team go with, which is based around power and not making too many errors.

Joel Sachs's annual Focus! festival at the Juilliard School typically examines music that represents either a particular philosophy (serialism, for example) or a geographic region.

The new Azalea Garden is one of the institution's most ambitious recent projects and is so carefully planned that it reflects a particular philosophy of garden display.

He preferred to do things in an unhurried way, not out of any particular philosophy but because hurry was to him unseemly.

"It seems I have become known for using bright colors and patterns, but this hasn't been a conscious decision," says the Royal Academy of Art graduate, who does not subscribe to any particular philosophy, other than being more inspired by art than design.

Peter T. King, an outspoken Republican colleague from Long Island, said he doubted whether Mr. Lazio was guided by any particular philosophy.

In his kitchen, deep in a warren of rooms built from hand-hewn rock, Mr. Fera described Puglian food not in terms of any particular philosophy but in terms of its core elements: potatoes, mussels, tomatoes, basil, parsley.

The idea behind the company was one of total artistic freedom and a rigorously modern approach to modern dance, while also giving opportunities to more seasoned dancers: "We don't have any particular philosophy," says Baryshnikov of the company, which has enjoyed almost 15 years of success with works by Morris as well as iconoclasts like Lucinda Childs, Yvonne Rainer and Trisha Brown.