Sentence examples for known philosophy from inspiring English sources

There doesn't seem to be any strategic or political thinking behind it other than their known philosophy of ruling through terror.

Since Nishida composed his essays in a language and for a culture that had known philosophy as a distinct discipline for little more than half a century, his view of that discipline is equally crucial for understanding the unity and progression of his thought.

And, who knows: Philosophy may one day return to the Milan runways.

Ms. Schwartz, who grew up primarily in Westchester County but spent a handful of formative years in the starchy Upper East Side environs of "Somewhere Fun," does not subscribe to the "write what you know" philosophy.

(Again, I know: philosophy is concerned with deep and fascinating questions about the nature of being, what it means to be human, the flow of time. All I'll say is that these questions might be fascinating, but attempts to answer them are often impenetrable).

If you want to cite facts, go to a source that does not have an "everybody tell us what you know" philosophy and that actually employs fact-checkers.

This is why I prefer "ontics" over "ontology" as the new name for the subject formerly known as "philosophy".

Imagine too that the subject now known as "philosophy" had long ago abandoned that label in favor of "ontics".

Treasuring personal introspection, they nurtured the life of the individual human mind that gave birth to the rational quest for truth known as philosophy.

The disturbing back story of the Shaggs wasn't widely known when "Philosophy of the World" re-emerged in the early '80s, thanks to the quirk-rock quartet NRQB, which reissued it on Red Rooster/Rounder.

The educational movement known as Philosophy for Children got its start in the early 1970s with the publication of Matthew Lipman's philosophical novel for children, Harry Stottlemeier's Discovery.