Sentence examples for a sort of philosophy from inspiring English sources

"It has become a sort of philosophy of mine — a metaphor for life".

Along with its unsparingly dramatic narrative, "Camera Ministry" is also a sort of philosophy of the image, a freely imaginative exposition of the ideas that arise from Allah's practice and motivate his work in photography and cinema.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind .— A sort of philosophy class in a frat house, the students at Wabash College milled around a pool table in the Phi Gamma Delta house, exploring the dimensions of choice and consequence through the prism of tragedy.

She told BBC News: "One would want to see how one concept leads to another: a sort of philosophy behind it.

In his view, Christian miracles can be understood in the context of a sort of philosophy of history, founded on the horoscope of religions: when a religion begins, miracles occur, which are caused by starry influences, and when a religion declines, miracles disappear, because starry influences are weaker.

You don't need to spend long with Stephen to notice that he has a sort of unspoken philosophy guiding him, that I imagine has grown organically through his experiences.

Only one of the five humanistic subjects, moral philosophy, was avowedly philosophical; but in the practice of Erasmus and many other humanists, rhetoric functioned as a sort of anti-philosophy, a rival to the dialectical philosophy that had ruled medieval scholastic thought.

Analysts have a sort of 'show me' philosophy.

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Because he is alert to such concerns, and addresses them directly, Suárez appears to many historians of philosophy as a sort of bridge figure between scholastic and early modern philosophy.

It is all part of the "Brand Called You," a sort of life-as-company philosophy articulated by the management guru Tom Peters -- and long since swallowed whole by the career-advice wing of the business press.