Sentence examples for philosophy concentrated from inspiring English sources

New Labour has tended to be a slightly glossy political philosophy, concentrated on its recognition of the values of consumerism, on pop rather than the past.

Mrs. McKinley, 26, is a doctoral student in philosophy, concentrating on aesthetics and the philosophy of art, at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.

Liberalism is on the defensive today because, as a philosophy, it concentrates almost entirely on what has failed--about America, about public policy, about daily life.

The practice of public health draws heavily on medical science and philosophy and concentrates especially on manipulating and controlling the environment for the benefit of the public.

He could explain his "Six Seconds" philosophy, to concentrate for the average length of one play and move forward after that.

The holdings conform to Buffett's investment philosophy of concentrating on strong consumer franchises like Lowe's, Nike, Costco, Comcast, WellPoint and UnitedHealth Group.

Both concentrated in philosophy...

For some (Frank, Hahn, Menger, Neurath), philosophy was only part of their scientific output, with numerous monographs and articles in their respective disciplines (mathematics, physics and social science); others (Schlick, Carnap, Feigl, Waismann) concentrated on philosophy, but even their output cared relatively little for traditional concerns of the field.

In discussing What is Philosophy?, let us concentrate on the treatment of the relation of philosophy and science.

Since this article pertains to mysticism and philosophy, it will concentrate chiefly on topics philosophers have discussed concerning mystical experience.

Along with his attention to cinematic style and the "social" or political philosophy informing it, he increasingly concentrated on the specific events depicted onscreen.