Sentence examples for lines philosophy from inspiring English sources

Two secondary lines — Philosophy by Alberta Ferretti and Zac Posen's new Z Spoke — both seemed too literal in decoration when more subtle effects can be digitally created.

"The cruise lines' philosophy is, 'Let's get them on board cheap, but get them -- and be sure they bring their credit card so we can charge for everything.' " Michael Driscoll, editor in chief of Cruise Week, agrees that cruise ships -- despite their claims of being all-inclusive -- are trying to offset the low fares by charging for everything from soft drinks to hamburgers to alcoholic beverages.

That hard-line philosophy is more easily applied in the Basque Country than in, say, Murcia.

His repeated, bottom-line philosophy is: the global ecosystem should be managed for the benefit, broadly conceived, of human beings.

So what did Leo the Lip say, and to whom, and how was it edited to the four words of hard-line philosophy that now immortalize him in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations?

From Plato's rhetorical "myth of the metals," in which gold-souled men become rulers and bronze-souled men laborers, to W.E.B. DuBois's color line, philosophy inspired me to question my assumptions.

If the secret service wants to stop my research, they could smash me one fine morning, or – my preference – buy me out: an application of the "bottom-line philosophy", to quote Lorch, that has bankrupted the human race.

"One of the joys of social conversation is that it doesn't operate on a 'bottom line' philosophy, but the Internet seems to alter this notion," said Mark L. Knapp, a professor of communication studies at the University of Texas at Austin.

The study reconfirms that also the economic dimension plays an important role in a 'triple bottom line' philosophy.

The owners believe in the "triple bottom line philosophy, where they are committed to people, the planet and profit through curating artisan and sustainable fashion," said co-owner Liz Logie.

Such a view seems too extreme, because Boethius the author has clearly taken great pains with the philosophical arguments proposed in the text, and the main lines of Philosophy's thinking fit well with the metaphysics glimpsed in the theological tractates and even, at moments, in the logical commentaries.