A conversation with Baltimore Ravens middle linebacker Ray Lewis is typically dotted with homespun philosophy, frequent mentions of faith and biblical references.
Foot pooh-poohed what she called the "rigoristic, prissy, moralistic tone" so frequent in moral philosophy, and the way it had lost touch with real life.
Frequent struggles of individual philosophies versus organisational mandates were seen as competing interests for advancing the national priorities.
Whatever the case, it's clear that Granade's artistic process is informed by his education in philosophy, with the frequent manifestation of what he describes as larger and more universal questions that address the linguistic, architectural, or mundane implications of viewing a familiar form from a new perspective.
Descriptions of him at the time indicate that he was a fine scholar of languages, science, and philosophy, but exhibited a frequent and unpredictable moodiness.
Fans more committed than I may cite its frequent highbrow references to literature, science and philosophy.
So far it appears that the Knicks have moved away from D'Antoni's philosophy, which featured motion and frequent passing.
The ban in 2004 on the Muslim headscarf in state schools, not to mention the frequent expulsion of radical imams, make its philosophy crystal clear.
Just a few months before, Adler had published the German translation of La Théorie physique (Duhem 1908), and the philosophy of science became a frequent topic of conversation between the new neighbors, Adler and Einstein (see Howard 1990a).
But while finding his orientation as a poet Dante was also engaged in the study of philosophy, and spent "some thirty months" frequenting "the schools of the religious orders and the disputations of the philosophers" [Conv. 2.12.7].
