Sentence examples for philosophy of taking from inspiring English sources

The philosophy of taking the best player available is never indefensible.

The mark is given instruction in the philosophy of taking a loss".

She became my champion, the city-saint of sanuk, that Thai philosophy of taking pleasure in all that you do.

The league has carried women's attire for the last 10 years, but followed the "shrink it and pink it" philosophy of taking a man's jersey and making it smaller and, well, pink.

Jan Bernheim, an emeritus professor of medicine at the Free University of Brussels, who studies ethics and quality of life, told me that euthanasia is "part of a philosophy of taking control of one's own existence and improving the objective conditions for happiness.

It fits neatly into his philosophy of taking the long view in both his investments and philanthropy.

But he also echoed the general sentiment that "the leadership exhibited by the presenters" and their approach to translating into action their philosophy of "take what you need, give what you can" made everyone feel very optimistic about their future.

In keeping with the show's philosophy of not taking things too seriously, the concours will celebrate the 40th anniversary of an infamous cross-country speed event, the Cannonball Baker Memorial Sea-to-Shining-Sea Trophy Dash.

The Times' David Miller, who before the Games wrote about Britain's ski jumper Michael Edwards Eddiee's real name), was certain that Edwards and his British team-mates deserved to be at the Olympics, referring back to Baron de Coubertin's original philosophy of the taking part being more important than winning.

For so many years I had been used to doing or writing up experiments, yet now I was writing essays about the philosophy of science, taking part in debates, writing articles about current research, or looking at the political issues surrounding the communication of science.

Art classrooms of the 1960s and '70s followed "a philosophy of make and take," Dr. Burton said.