Sentence examples for make a philosophy from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this will help make a philosophy which currently looks muddled and lost in a fog come into clearer view.

John Patitucci, the bass player who played with Mr. Corea for 10 years in the 1980's and 1990's, said Mr. Corea had made a philosophy of not second-guessing himself.

Finally, I've made a philosophy of not leaving the office until my boss does...

A Philosophy of Gardens by David E Cooper, Oxford, £17.99 The great thing about philosophy is that you can make up a philosophy of anything; and there is no reason a priori why a philosophy of the paperclip or a philosophy of the Marshall amplifier should not be a fascinating and eye-opening tract.

A wider choice of modules and lecture topics would make John Ashton, a philosophy student at the University of Exeter, willing to pay the tripled fee, and University of Hull games design student Jonathon Robinson wishes merely all his lecturers would turn up on time – and lunch was served.

Audi, for one, is trying to make such a philosophy its practice.

That Aristotle would even consider the topic is noteworthy, for it suggests that techniques for producing belief, among which appeals to emotion are prominent, need not be relegated to sophistry, but make a proper subject for philosophy.

It was not until the 1970s that interest in the writings of the Pragmatists became widespread and pragmatist ideas were recognized as able to make a major contribution to philosophy.

You simply can't try to make an album like "Philosophy of the World".

His philosophy is "Make a bad thing good" – focus on redemption of evildoers, not revenge on them.

I tried to make a speech about policies and philosophy and a message about the way in which politics should be conducted in this country.