Sentence examples for apparent philosophy from inspiring English sources

Trump has no apparent philosophy of how judges make decisions; he doesn't even attempt something as simple, and revealing, as George W. Bush's antipathy for judges who "legislate from the bench".

Using the apparent philosophy that people actually want to carry more gear instead of less gear, it has introduced HookUp for iPod.

The correct interpretation of it is not always apparent, but philosophy can help us to uncover it.

It is apparent that Madhyamaka philosophy is opposed to the brand of realism currently found in much of contemporary analytic philosophy (Michael Devitt (1997: 41) characterizes this succinctly as the claim that 'most current common-sense and scientific physical existence statements are objectively and mind-independently (deflationary) true').

To understand Harvard's apparent change in philosophy, it is necessary to appreciate the complicated tap dance of Ivy League recruiting.

The conclusion is that there is no discernible reason for the apparent fact that philosophy is more integrated in the Shi͑a as compared with the Sunni world.

Most famously, Ryle (1949) introduced the idea of the category mistake as a way of dispelling the confusions he thought to be rampant in the Cartesian theory of the mind, and thus of dissolving many apparent problems in philosophy of mind.

This procedure is evident throughout his philosophy, but it is most apparent in his various treatments of the ontological argument.

Like Forest Whitaker's urban samurai in "Ghost Dog," Mr. De Bankolé's character is an apparent adherent of Eastern philosophy.

The limitation of Aristotle's philosophy was apparent to Duns Scotus in the Aristotelian proof of the existence of God as the primary mover of the universe.

The last three weeks, as Mark Sanchez threw for at least 299 yards a game, also marked an apparent shift in offensive philosophy.