Sentence examples for complete philosophy from inspiring English sources

More than just food, my childhood gave me a complete philosophy about eating.

If that is true, then it is perhaps because it was not the production of a complete philosophy or the hastening of revolution that obsessed Gramsci, but the injustices of ordinary life, and the way they might be redressed.

It can be an escape from reality; a comfort for when you feel upset or fed up; nostalgic (I frequently reread my old picture books); just to relax; to think deeply about things (I've read a book called the Complete Philosophy Files and reviewed it on the Guardian Children's book site!); to identify with characters; and also to savour the very words themselves.

I watched a lot of Star Trek and you have a complete philosophy of life in there, even if it's a bit idiotic and very much of its time.

"They're becoming aware it needs to be examined — that's a complete philosophy change that's been recognized by them.

The Catholic Church sees merit in examining what it calls "partial agnosticism", specifically those systems that "do not aim at constructing a complete philosophy of the unknowable, but at excluding special kinds of truth, notably religious, from the domain of knowledge".

1984 Completes philosophy degree at Newcastle.

Of the coeditors, Alexander Pfänder contributed chiefly to the development of phenomenological psychology and pure logic but developed also the outlines of a complete phenomenological philosophy.

First, Dworkin rejects the need to distinguish between "legal" rules and a more complete political philosophy, since the rule of law is basically the theory of law and adjudication that he believes is correct.

As we have read countless times, New York under Mayor Bloomberg and his smart, hardworking team at the DOT is remaking itself into a city known for its parks, open space and complete streets philosophy that recognizes the role the roads play for drivers, buses, pedestrians and bikers in mobility and recreation.

In Coleridge's own life, he tried to follow the path of the philosopher, but the 10 July 1834 entry in Table Talk admits that he was unable to do so: "so I own I wish life and strength had been spared to me to complete my Philosophy.