Sentence examples for particular philosophy from inspiring English sources

Campbell had a particular philosophy.

But from the start, Kickstarter had a particular philosophy.

That is, it was not premised on a particular philosophy of taxation.

Glaeser's goal seems less to further a particular philosophy than to explain the interplay of housing and human behavior.

"There is a particular philosophy the Wales team go with, which is based around power and not making too many errors.

Joel Sachs's annual Focus! festival at the Juilliard School typically examines music that represents either a particular philosophy (serialism, for example) or a geographic region.

CIC is the oldest, most successful and largest innovation hub in the United States, espousing particular philosophies for economic impact and community engagement.

Details such as the presence of barbed wire, metal detectors, security doors, CCTV cameras, barred windows, isolation cells, and austere décor are usually the embodiment of particular philosophies of security (for an analysis of how the design of prisons and jails is critically related to the philosophy of such institutions, and to society's approaches for dealing with prisoners, see Wener [ 80]).

In particular, teaching philosophy through Bible (or rabbinic literature) helped make foreign ideas more familiar and helped justify the study of philosophy by connecting it with authoritative exemplars.

As Bloomberg more or less openly acknowledges, he has no particular educational philosophy.

What matters most is that a school's admissions policy reflects its particular educational philosophy.