Sentence examples for philosophy it would from inspiring English sources

The operating philosophy, it would seem, is that a spoonful of spectacle helps the medicine go down.

"If asked my philosophy, it would be simply this: Savour life, don't press too hard, don't worry too much.

With the leader board produced by this week's more generous philosophy, it would make sense to anticipate more of the same.

With a sensibility damaged by history, a political conscience deformed by totalitarianism, a mind deeply affected by his study of philosophy, it would be easy to imagine Zagajewski writing veiled protest poetry (which he did in his youth) or poems entirely private and runic, bitter in tone and indecipherable in content, or even descending into shrill silence.

If one were asked to name the cardinal virtue of Thoreau's philosophy, it would be hard to identify a better candidate than awareness.

But even if they are incorrect as a matter of substantive moral philosophy, it would seem that competent moral judges can hold views of the sort described without contradiction.

If you could say one more thing about tennis and life and philosophy, what it would be?

My background is in philosophy – I thought it would tickle Emma if I could unearth the references that she had so delicately put into the book.

Nagbe and Pulisic can help with two of those things, and starting them would make sense within the naive philosophy of Klinsiball: it would be a gamble on virtuosity and individual brilliance.

The United Way of Los Angeles, an organization whose board was often seen as a badge of prestige for the city's elite, announced earlier this year that it was adopting a new philosophy under which it would cut contributions to many of the organizations it had traditionally supported, like the American Heart Association and the American Lung Association.

If they were built on false inference and loose philosophy, it is unlikely they would have endured in the way that they have.