Sentence examples for fancy philosophy from inspiring English sources

Yet black anger, not fancy philosophy, was the driving force behind the letter.

But what really hit me when I joined up with the squad is that you get 10 sessions to prepare a Test team, so fancy philosophies are very difficult to implement.

Fanciest philosophy lesson ever.

In the real world, if I feel like going out and hangin' with Jabbar that's awesome, and if I don't feel like dealing with Jabbar's over-boisterousness, then I can decide to just talk philosophy with Fancy Steve.

His philosophy, devoid of fancy theories, was, essentially, to bowl straight.

As with Malcolm Gladwell's "The Tipping Point," this book is less social philosophy than a fancy way to sell stuff.

We spoke to him about a bunch of fancy stuff like God and philosophy and bands….

Sergeant attacked Locke in his Solid Philosophy Asserted, Against the Fancies of the Ideists (1697).

This is doing real philosophy, and we even have fancy words to describe the argumentative moves the plot dramatises.

But it was his son Michael's speech which he said would be "nothing fancy" that encapsulated the writing and the philosophy of the greatest Irish poet since WB Yeats.

The Oliveiras' operating philosophy: Provide good, but not fancy, service at low prices, and keep costs down.