Sentence examples for hidden philosophy from inspiring English sources

Apologism is the great hidden philosophy of our time.

But Mrs. Clinton uses stagecraft to hide and obscure philosophy and positions, which is not honorable at all.

He may try to hide from that philosophy, but that's what he believes, if you listen to the policies.

Five years later, it's apparent that Roberts hid his true philosophy.

I was so fascinated by his philosophy that his Nazism stayed "hidden"; though his ideas felt vivid and present, his biography belonged to the past.

"We have a different philosophy for our IoT vision, not hidden behind a walled garden, but open and interoperable with many devices," said Griffiths.

Hospital employment contracts reveal that, with the help of his knowledge of ancient medical authors and Aristotelian natural philosophy, he was to decipher the hidden, invisible "universalia" of the sick body.

In order to reveal new biologically meaningful relations possibly hidden inside the different data sets, we follow the philosophy of exploratory data analysis [ 4].

If his personality seems hollow and his philosophy insincere, maybe it's because he's hidden the story of his people, and the deepest longings of his heart.

By taking such concepts out of their established patterns and rearranging them in "constellations" around a specific subject matter, philosophy can unlock some of the historical dynamic hidden within objects whose identity exceeds the classifications imposed upon them (ND 52 53, 162 66).

Luce Irigaray takes a radical stance towards the history of philosophy by trying to indicate what is suppressed and hidden in the tradition rather than cataloguing its evident "maleness".