Sentence examples for distinctive philosophy from inspiring English sources

And in his spare time, Mr. Allison travels the country making speeches about his bank's distinctive philosophy.

As a distinctive philosophy needing its own party, in other words, Conservatism may almost have ceased to be.

Mick Sergeant Nancy's Bordello, Newcastle upon Tyne, Sat 7; Baby Blue, Liverpool, Fri 13 The brilliantly-observed creation of Lee Fenwick, Mick Sergeant is an unemployed shipbuilder committed to passing on his distinctive philosophy of life.

In this urban "ballet" she played her own part by leaving her keys with Joe Cornacchia at the delicatessen, taking her rubbish out to the kerb ("my little clang") or simply watching, from the window, as everyone else went past.This picture formed her distinctive philosophy of cities, and her clarion-call against the 20th-century wreckers.

(Von Herrmann, like Young, finds Heidegger's distinctive philosophy of art only in his later work, but we will see that it can already be found in his phenomenological reading of Van Gogh).

Rigali's remarks were a summation of the distinctive moral philosophy that is the foundation of George's power.

It was a distinctive, innovative philosophy promoted by a coherent network of thinkers and activists with a clear plan of action.

But it was left to Paul Ryan and Trump's son Donald, Jr., to explain how Trump's distinctive economic philosophy would be applied to the world beyond construction, kickboxing, and winemaking.

In relative isolation he developed a distinctive realist philosophy which was inspirational for generations of students at Sydney.

The Hunter program was suggested by Georgia Corner and Joy McEwen, two late-period Hawkins dancers who founded the Wellspring Project in 1997 to offer exposure and a home base to choreographers, dancers and teachers trained in and inspired by Hawkins's distinctive technique and philosophy.

For these reasons mathematics poses problems of a quite distinctive kind for philosophy.