Sentence examples for common philosophy from inspiring English sources

From the first-team down to the under-sevens there is continuity; a common philosophy.

There is no common philosophy, which is a good thing, I think.

There is no European Union of welfare states, no common philosophy on how to run one's economy or manage public finances, let alone European public opinion.

Lindsey Graham Republican of South Carolina The hardest thing, I think, in politics or life is to argue with people you're close to personally and that you share a common philosophy and way of doing business.

Ms. Rosenberg and her partner in the project, Ken Marsh, both painters from North Salem, share a common philosophy: art should not languish for want of interest from a gallery or museum.

While it's a stretch to say the new engine is a direct descendant of the original Chevy V-8, the power plants do have a common philosophy: minimal mass and maximum power.

Establishing common educational curricula across health professional groups will logically help create common philosophies, languages, perspectives and values [ 24] and enable skills transfers across the professional silos that prevail today [ 25].

We were fortunate that the various partnerships within this partnership-of-partnerships all agreed to an open source, creative commons philosophy, in which none of the products of our work would be commercialized.

We had so much in common -- philosophy, P.I. work and an obsessive interest in the complexities of reality.

In the history of ideas, that line of "common sense philosophy" leads straight from Voltaire to the modern preachers and prophets of this perversion.

Goetzmann shows how much American culture in the first decades of independence owed to Scottish "common sense" philosophy, which held that the world was easy to understand, both practically and morally, if only one looked at it clearly.