Sentence examples for any philosophy from inspiring English sources

In 1987, the Thatcher government went as far as commissioning an inquiry into the issue, which reported no evidence of "any philosophy that is against competition", and so it has remained, with a pronounced increase in sporting participation towards the end of the last decade.

Briseño's partiality to an idea of philosophy closely linked to religion is evident in his coverage of ethics and natural law, where he argued that the practice of religion was the most important duty of a human being, and concluded that "any philosophy that does not lead to the conclusions of Christianity is dangerous and false" (1846: 216).

Platonism, any philosophy that derives its ultimate inspiration from Plato.

We "feel no need for any philosophy or systematic 'world view'".

Since nobody can live perfectly by any philosophy or rule we have to constantly be vigilant.

In order truly to question the value of any philosophy we need, first and foremost, objectivity.

I asked if he had any philosophies of style.

Sensing his wanderings cultivated a detachment for material things, I asked Vital whether he had any philosophies guiding his understanding of death.

No one needed ANY to read philosophy, of course.

In this program, the philosophes were not unified by any shared philosophy but through a commitment to the program of defending philosophie itself against its perceived enemies.

"Find out whether it has any general philosophy and if so whether its general ideas can in any way be attached to our own".