Sentence examples for philosophy in which from inspiring English sources

And don't forget The Republic, his masterpiece of political philosophy in which he sets out the allegory of the cave.

This takes training, drills and a philosophy in which everyone "from the janitor on up" remains "extraordinarily attentive to the possibilities of failure," he said.

But LDP policies are all built on a hardline rights-based philosophy in which material consequences – people's actual lives – are more or less irrelevant.

His favorite class this semester has been philosophy, in which discussion has revolved around moral relativism and the nature of evil.

He even manages to find the heroism in Candide's innocent insistence on clinging to the philosophy in which he was raised, despite lavish evidence of its absurdity.

Meanwhile, Islamic theology had had an impact on Western Christianity, notably upon medieval Scholastic philosophy, in which the values of both reason and revelation were maintained.

His work has been influential because he made the restricted part of philosophy in which he worked basic to all the rest.

Collins explained that day that he revered Leyland because he preached a baseball philosophy in which basic tenets could be synthesized into one simple recipe.

In 1641 Descartes published the Meditations on First Philosophy, in Which Is Proved the Existence of God and the Immortality of the Soul.

Nor is it the case that growth has resulted from virtue, a very Germanic view in which economics is a branch of moral philosophy in which countries that behave in an upright fashion get their just deserts.

Although it was in fact an austere philosophy in which "pleasure" meant freedom from pain and fear rather than self-indulgence, epicureanism became identified among most Christian writers with swinish self-indulgence.