Sentence examples for lay philosophy from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin had expressed their lay philosophy in a manner they wished to be widely accessible.

Sometimes cited as a founder of pragmatism, he is more appropriately remembered as an original thinker in the tradition of David Hume and John Stuart Mill.[1] Wright's primary interest and originality lay in philosophy of science, but his insights and influence carried over to other venues, including philosophy of education and theory of meaning.

The process was all very conscious and humane and behind it lay a philosophy of pleasure that Updike, near the end of "Villages," touchingly resurrects for those of us who recall its existence but are foggy on its particulars.

What I found was that underneath each person's ability to sustain a dancing life lies a philosophy that welcomes change and honors the spirit as well as the body.

Another benefit lies in philosophy's tasks of clarifying, evaluating, and comparing religious beliefs.

Interestingly, the origin of the intelligent agent concept lies in philosophy.

Dynamic Epistemic Logic, the roots of which lie in philosophy, linguistics, computer science and artificial intelligence!

Because the capacity to debate requires the capacity to think, I believe the answer lies in philosophy.

His real interests, however, lay toward literature, philosophy, and art.

The genius and originality of Kant's philosophy lay in the means by which he made room for such judgments.

But his talent as a coach lay in a philosophy entirely antithetical to the other three: he was anti-authoritarian.