Sentence examples for design philosopher from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koren, who carries the awkward job title of design philosopher, was explaining personal causalities: how a Viennese flower shop healed his broken heart, for instance, and how a disco radio station propelled him and his partner, Emilia Burchiellaro, into a happy exile on the edge of a wildlife refuge an hour north of San Francisco.

He said he will design a philosopher's clock for himself next year.

Dr. Leiter titled his blog post "Synthese Editors Cave in to Pressure from the Intelligent Design Lobby: Philosophers Should Boycott Synthese".

Foucault took the term from the structure of institutional buildings such as prisons first designed by philosopher Jeremy Bentham.

That can perhaps be explained by the influence of the Hellenistic curricula scientiarum (courses of study) designed for philosophers.

About 40 years after Joe's design, the American philosopher Robert Grudin praised Charles and Ray Eames's Lounge Chair for having "the warm receptive look of a well-used first baseman's mitt" in his book "Design and Truth".

Mr. Benoit fell under the design influence of Southern California philosopher kings like Richard Neutra and Rudolph Schindler.

Professor Steve Fuller, a sociologist who has made a name for himself with his pro-intelligent design (ID) arguments, and philosopher AC Grayling, who has made his name with acerbic rebuttals of religious logic and pseudoscience, have been having an increasingly heated exchange about ID and the relationship between religion and science for the past week on the New Humanist website.

Though, it has a cost: the circularity of its construction seems to elude the division of an historical discourse, the very interval designed by the French philosopher.

"If a philosopher king could design a system, he or should might pick a taxation system," said Robert Hahn, a White House economist under Mr. Bush who backed the acid rain program but is skeptical that it will work for the much more pervasive problem of carbon dioxide.

In the late 1920s, the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein designed and built a house in Vienna for his sister.