Sentence examples for dangerous philosophy from inspiring English sources

He is approached by a mysterious "stranger" who suborns him into altering the record, preying on his sense of his inadequacies, propounding the flattering but dangerous philosophy that: "In writing of things as they should have been you are letting truth into history.

Hamilton also wanted me to know that "there is a very dangerous philosophy permeating the country that business, and making a profit, is somehow wrong and very bad".

Graham embraces the same dangerous philosophy as McCain: put some American marines and soldiers (which can now include women) in every s**thole in the Middle East, and have the rest of the troops train local soldiers who are more than happy to shoot our people in the back every chance they get.

But our heroes also have to contend with indifferent peers and political allies who have differing, even dangerous philosophies — all while trying not to look like dweebs and losers.

The National Rifle Association's dangerous philosophy--that the Second Amendment guarantees an individual right to commit acts of violence against government officials--has been inspiring acts of political violence for at least two decades.

The following are just some of the highlights of the dangerous philosophies embraced and advanced by Holder and his Justice Department.

I believe that nationalism is a dangerous political philosophy.

Let us not buy into this dangerous and unethical philosophy.

According to David Cronenberg's epochal Videodrome, there's nothing more dangerous than "a philosophy", an adage that applies to life in general and horror cinema in particular.

-- "Hegel in 90 Minutes" A Legend in His Own Mind With Nietzsche philosophy becomes dangerous again, this time with a difference.

However not all of the paper's readership agreed, with one letter writer, 'Vigilant of Manchester', declaring Tolstoy a dangerous anarchist whose political philosophy was 'superficial' and possessed 'Utopian hollowness'.