Sentence examples for philosophy of total from inspiring English sources

Indiana has a philosophy of total tech support.

This was a philosophy of total engagement with the work.

Like his grandfather, he came to regard welfare as the "ruination" of blacks, embracing instead a philosophy of total self-reliance.

The hall was created with a $1.2 million donation from Armand and Donald Feigenbaum, brothers who have international reputations for their business philosophy of "total quality management" — a philosophy that presumably could have been at work here as well.

Khan's motives appeared to be rooted in greed, egotism, and nationalism, tinted with a pride in Islam, but he did not seem to share Al Qaeda's radical philosophy of total war against Western governments.

Although the philosophy of total quality management (TQM) is deeply involved in many higher education institutions and business aspects of European and other countries, it is not sufficiently present in the country and other developing countries.

He encouraged his full-backs to attack, and the underlying philosophy, or goal of "total football", was one of complete versatility.

How can you flout the law?" The answer was as good a one-sentence encapsulation of the bodybuilder/entrepreneur/movie star/politician/braggart's philosophy as all of "Total Recall," his 646-page memoir, provides.

This philosophy flips the policy of total fire suppression, which held sway in the country's public-lands agencies for most of the 20th century, on its head.

The philosophy consists of the application of total football mixed with traditional Spanish one-touch play (tiqui-taka).

Therefore, what began in Hegel as a metaphysics of the Absolute ended by becoming a total philosophy of human culture.