Sentence examples for odd philosophy from inspiring English sources
At first glance, it seems an odd philosophy for a place where, for centuries, many things absolutely did not work out all right.
"Most [of our courses] are skill-based and result-oriented where you learn something right away," and while the "odd philosophy class" makes an appearance, he doesn't think that Fedora will necessarily cover absolutely every field in equal depth.
For Wittgenstein, this was of putting things shows what an odd thing philosophy really is.
He has written extensively about economic and urban geography, as well as environmental policy, and taken the odd foray into philosophy.
They draw on other forms, establishing an odd relationship to philosophy and fiction.
James is now a bit of an odd fellow in philosophy.
Jan-Ove Tuv gave a well thought out talk about Odd Nerdrum's Kitsch philosophy which is most likely not what you think it is.
TA: It seemed to me odd to take on the philosophy in that way, suggesting that you hadn't read enough philosophy to be a philosopher.
Cue a costly whizz-bang extravaganza of CG-powered set pieces foreshadowed with the odd slab of mealy cod philosophy.
"Isn't it a bit odd to be starting a philosophy walk on the golf course of a luxury hotel?" I asked.
This desire to be incorporated in a philosophy canon seems odd anyhow, since the power of Pirsig's books lie in their dynamic personal quest for value, rather than any fixed statement of it.
