Sentence examples for pervasive philosophy from inspiring English sources

The men have "a pervasive philosophy of 'We have to do what we think is right,' " a Republican ally of Secretary Powell said.

In a complex financial system, a pervasive philosophy of "Each for oneself and the devil take the hindmost" is a formula for disaster.

The imperial era (221-206 BCE) was dominated by the social paradigm of Confucianism, which was a pervasive philosophy throughout the Orient.

Caution seems necessary because of the pervasive North Korean philosophy of juche, a glorified, extreme self-determination.

Drop in and check out student projects that push the boundaries of this emerging field, at the intersection of machine learning, philosophy, and pervasive biosensing.

So before turning to the virtues and vices of panpsychism, let's look to its past (an historically focused collection of readings can be found in Clark (2004) and for an extensive discussion of the history of panpsychism and its pervasive role in Western philosophy see Skrbina 2005).

Take it or leave it". The pressure to accept and conform to a narrow conception of philosophy was pervasive.

They show that women's property rights were more than just part of a legal system; they were the product of a legal philosophy and a pervasive paradigm that made property ownership a normal construct of the Muslim woman's legal persona and a norm of her existence.

Philosophical interest about reduction in biology is pervasive throughout the history of philosophy and science.

7. "TAOISM AND THE ARTS OF CHINA" This ambitious exhibition will explore the pervasive relationship between the indigenous philosophy-religion known as Taoism and Chinese art and culture, with examples of sculpture, painting, calligraphy, textiles and books.

In moral, social and political philosophy normativity is much more pervasive.