Sentence examples for a wider philosophy from inspiring English sources

The new open-plan offices are representative of a wider philosophy.

It certainly doesn't seem to be part of a wider philosophy aimed at supporting offenders in addressing their problems, rather than punishing them for their problems.

It is part of a wider philosophy of treating each child as an individual and trying to ensure their full potential to be reached.

O'Donoghue says Paulin's desire for a wider audience is an honourable and coherent aspect of his wider philosophy.

In Smith's wider philosophy, it is an unspoken metaphor for opening up the history of a species that has had to learn to co-operate and exchange its members' goods, services and sentiments if it is to survive, a species whose members have tried to make their lives more "convenient" whenever they have felt secure enough to do so.

He points to NOAA's nascent Integrated Ecosystem Assessment program, which is based on a wider regulatory philosophy called ecosystem-based management.

The Australian's wider philosophy, as far as selection goes, is that players should be given one match too many, as opposed to one too few.

Let's go through both the practical nuts-and-bolts ideas and the wider philosophy.

While building on Plato's project of demarcating political expertise and depicting ideal as well as imperfect cities, the advances and new directions that Aristotle pioneered in political philosophy reflect disagreements with Plato in their wider philosophies, though these were also marked by some deep commonalities.

But only more recently has it begun playing a wider role in the philosophy of mind, particularly in theories of consciousness.

Musicians have long since utilized the power of comedy to reach a wider audience and communicate philosophies, narratives and ideas.