Sentence examples for philosophical tenet from inspiring English sources

I aim to clarify both a philosophical tenet as well as the students' own attitudes regarding human interaction and dispute resolution.

If there's one philosophical tenet underlying the last decade of Hollywood films, it's this: If you go for it, you'll get it.

As geologic phenomena became understandable in terms of advancing physics, chemistry, and biology, the reality of the principle of uniformity as a major philosophical tenet of geology became established, and the controversy between catastrophists and uniformitarians largely ended.

Bloom received a Ph.D. in 1955 from the University of Chicago, where, under the tutelage of the German-born political philosopher Leo Strauss, he became a devotee of the Western classics and a proponent of the philosophical tenet of "transcultural truth".

This central philosophical tenet of his approach has often been forgotten, partly because of some subsequent writers, such as Foucault or Derrida, who although they acknowledged his influence, were bizarrely labelled as post-structuralists, as though they differed from him in this respect.

Śāntarakṣita was doing more than that; he was encouraging his readers to take on those philosophical tenet systems he considered to be hierarchically "lower" in order to facilitate what seems to be a dynamic philosophical enterprise of multi-tiered engagement with a host of philosophical positions and views.

SPEAKER 2: Sustainability and good stewardship of our land is one of our guiding philosophical tenets.

Many of the ancient philosophical tenets of the Siddha system continue to be relevant to modern practitioners.

Baum's interest in theosophy is also duly analyzed for the philosophical tenets that helped to shape his fairy tales.

Avempace's chief philosophical tenets seem to have included belief in the possibility that the human soul could become united with the Divine.

"It is difficult to believe, even after so many broken election pledges, that the party would violate one of its fundamental philosophical tenets.