Sentence examples for offer a philosophy from inspiring English sources

More specifically then, Bergson's project in Creative Evolution is to offer a philosophy capable of accounting both for the continuity of all living beings as creatures and for the discontinuity implied in the evolutionary quality of this creation.

Taylor is the first to admit that "A Secular Age" is an heir to Romanticism: He is trying to offer a philosophy that gives due attention to what if feels like to live in the world ― a theoretical account that acknowledges the importance of our affections, our embodiment, all the visceral ways that we grope through the dizzying existence of our late modern world.

Late in the film, in a rare moment of sentiment, she offers a philosophy of life: "It doesn't take much to make somebody feel good.

Westad offers a philosophy of history that, though not wholly free of leftese, better accommodates 9/11 and the US occupation of Iraq.

Warren H. Richmond III of Ingerman Smith L.L.P., the law firm representing the district, said it had never rejected any topic for the continuing education program, which also offers a philosophy course called Problem Solving Through Buddhism.

He proposed creating a novel Institute of Sociology, but bureaucracy and communication delays resulted in that idea being shelved, and he was offered a philosophy professorship at the newly organized Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań.

Accept an offer from a philosophy department that offers the best combination of research potential and funding.

He manages thus to offer us a philosophy in accordance with life.

Such art can offer us a philosophy of living in balance -- where joy, healing and integrity are possible in spite of -- and because of -- our suffering, loss and fragmentation.

Fifth, to many readers the Laozi offers essentially a philosophy of life.

Peckham's Katy B offers a similar philosophy for dance music, and post-rave and pop sounds which would once have been urine-bottled off here are now part of Reading.