Sentence examples for better philosophy from inspiring English sources

Others, though, have a better philosophy.

"We believe 'we're all in this together' is a better philosophy than 'you're on your own,' " Mr. Clinton said.

Subsequent modifications of psychoanalysis put greater emphasis on analysis of the patient's current problems, while others emphasize helping the patient to gain a better philosophy of life.

Dr. Edward Weiler, NASA's associate administrator for space science, said that the faster, cheaper, better philosophy has been successful, but that recent problems have helped define its limits.

He started with a summary that combined homespun values with to-the-point numbers: You see, we believe that "we're all in this together" is a far better philosophy than "you're on your own".

Sanford I. Weill, the financial empire builder who for years advocated a "bigger is better" philosophy in banking, said on Wednesday that he now wanted to break up the banks.

The big-is-better philosophy still carries weight in poor countries that are short of capacity.

Some architects claim the front porch's renewed popularity may be a sign the bigger-is-better philosophy of homebuilding is on the wane.

IAN SCHRAGER, the boutique-hotel entrepreneur, took his smaller-is-better philosophy to a city that values more: horsepower, that is.

Now BMW has shelved plans to introduce its small 1 Series car here, as the company wallows in its bigger-is-better philosophy with a growing product range that includes two sport utility wagons and cars that are literally becoming larger.

Despite my the-fewer-people-the-better-philosophy, I knew that joining up with them would bring down the cost of the trip.