Sentence examples for difference of philosophy from inspiring English sources

"I look at it as a difference of philosophy".

There was "a basic difference of philosophy between me and Mr. Nixon on occasion" about dealing with the press, he told The New York Times in 1974.

Despite its civilised chairman and circumscribed powers, the Neill committee is heading for a collision with Mr Blair.This is because of a difference of philosophy.

There has been a constant difference of philosophy in bringing up the children: adventure versus cotton wool, exploration versus stay at home, achievement versus comfort zone, confidence versus reliance.

"It may be just too early to tell, but we're not seeing a difference of philosophy from the Clinton days," said a leading industry lobbyist who insisted that neither his name nor that of his organization be published.

Differences of opinion on Commons Clause that we have seen expressed so far are essentially differences of philosophy.

People have heard the difference of our philosophy between that and my opponent.

Also investigated herein are the difference of design philosophy between the design provisions, the failure mode of the tested specimens, the column strength interaction diagram, and the effect of steel ratio on the accuracy of the strength predictions.

People know there's a huge difference, not only of philosophy, but of style and the willingness to lead.

This suggests that notional differences of political philosophy between himself and Barroso, or between himself and many Bush Administration officials, may prove inconsequential.

(v) Finally, the process approach also makes a difference in the realm of philosophy of religion.