Sentence examples for philosophy of trying from inspiring English sources

In its place he sketched out a philosophy of "trying out a few ideas".

"We don't have an agenda or a philosophy of trying to change someone," he said, adding that the clinic would offer reparative therapy only "at the client's discretion".

"Everyone agrees with the philosophy of trying to make sure those at the ballpark have the very best technology," said Bob Bowman, the chief executive of M.L.B. Advanced Media.

But Thomas Crown was a wonderful picture, and I think Beau and I both have a philosophy of trying to create an atmosphere where people are happy and there's good communication between the players.

(Jeez, David, I sound like a hand-wringing liberal!) Anyway, I guess this comes back to my personal philosophy of trying to improve the world, help people and, in general, raise the general ethic level of society.

But the dramatic cuts illustrate Bradway's philosophy of trying to maximize the considerable young talent the Jets have, as well as his confidence that the team can build through the draft.

It's the answer that Friedrich Schlegel gave in his 'Athenaeum Fragments': philosophy is a way of trying to be a systematic spirit without having a system".

Aware of already possessing the main ideas of his own philosophy, Comte accused his teacher of trying to appropriate his work and furthermore, he pointed out that he had not contented himself with giving a systematic form to borrowed concepts.

Make sure that you are intellectually prepared to undertake the process of trying to understand philosophy.

The idea of trying animals seems to have arisen from a certain vagueness in ecclesiastical philosophy.

Luce Irigaray takes a radical stance towards the history of philosophy by trying to indicate what is suppressed and hidden in the tradition rather than cataloguing its evident "maleness".