Sentence examples for philosophy lately from inspiring English sources

Have you read any good books on philosophy lately?

If Price can't match Lewis's narrative skill or ability to turn a phrase, he nevertheless delivers a brisk narrative of the snakebit early years of the Patriots and a thorough examination of the personnel deals and philosophy that have lately brought in the players who won Super Bowls for them.

He explained what he had been reading lately in philosophy: that it was possible to hold two opposing ideas at the same time, opening up gray areas between virtue and evil.

But it would also be inaccurate, because the Cardinals have won lately by abandoning a philosophy of chasing big names.

Clarke tells us that his argument for the being and attributes of God was done "partly by metaphysical Reasoning, and partly from the Discoveries (principally those that have been lately made) in Natural Philosophy" (W 2.581).

But lately something about the philosophy of prog-rock synchronizes with my new experimental film ideas.

You and a number of your colleagues keep asking what philosophy (of science in particular) has done for science lately.

Though Google says it has maintained its unconventional philosophy over all, Mr. Page, now Google's chief executive, has lately been more deferential to Wall Street.

Philosophy of science and scientific epistemology are not the only areas where philosophers have lately urged the relevance of neuroscientific discoveries.

"There's such a synergy between his campaign philosophy and what we're doing," Ms. Cooper said, even if the impression of that synergy has been lost lately over Mr. Obama's perceived creep to the center.

Even within the philosophy of biology, ecology has received little attention compared to other sub-disciplines of biology, especially evolution, and, lately, development.[100] Ecology deserves better.