Sentence examples for bad philosophy from inspiring English sources

"It's not a bad philosophy, but there are so many unanswered questions".

"We really need to move beyond this 'All dams are bad' philosophy.

I suspect that Pinter's early plays pay re-reading … and that Sartre's autobiography, after all his bad philosophy and worse politics are forgotten, will be a classic.

Although it is occasionally true that evolutionism can turn into bad philosophy in the hands of a rabid anti-theist, intelligent design (I.D).

In a scathing review of "Irréversible" in Le Monde, Samuel Blumenfeld compared Mr. Noé to a bad philosophy student whose research consists of barroom conversations, and noted that the film's gratuitous violence is proportionate to its intellectual laziness.

Paris became the spiritual center of his novels, and "émigré life, with its appetizing privacy, and immersion in the city, all passion, pleasure and bad philosophy," as Mr. Furst writes in "Kingdom of Shadows," became his subjects.

Fear of being labeled not smart "is bad for philosophy," Ms. Saul said.

Any memorable answers, good or bad, about philosophy of leadership? A. What I don't like to hear, and I think it's something we're probably all guilty of, is a focus on business results.

Not a bad media philosophy in the larger scheme of things, ahem.

"If the people know, this will be bad," is the philosophy among civil servants, according to DeSeve.

I am very committed, good or bad, to the philosophy behind it, which is: Where is the art form going to be in the 21st century?