Sentence examples for philosophy tested from inspiring English sources

But whichever way it goes, it is not going to alter fundamental historical trends which have seen the limitations of Bin Laden's uncompromising philosophy tested and exposed by experience.

Claudius Conrad, a surgeon who also casually holds a PhD in music philosophy, tested the performance of colleagues who worked in silence, listened to Mozart, or listened to an ear-bleeding combination of German folk and death metal.

Sure, there are other dishes here — the scallops and pork belly, the steak and potatoes — but Egg has declared, as if for a middle-school philosophy test, that the chicken comes first.

Sure, there are other dishes here the scallops and pork belly, the steak and potatoes but Egg has declared, as if for a middle-school philosophy test, that the chicken comes first.

Your educational philosophy is tested and you question why you started teaching in the first place.

This philosophy was tested in 1999 when a Duke team, heralded as one of the best ever, lost to Connecticut in the national championship game.

Clemens's philosophy was tested in the second inning, when a fly ball to the warning track in right field went off the webbing of O'Neill's glove for an error.

"[Obama's] decision to return General Petraeus to the battlefield provides not just continuity in philosophy, but tested diplomatic skill that is at the very centre of a military strategy which hinges on progress in governance to sustain military gains.

This simple philosophy was tested as Texas A&M transitioned from an all-male military college to a coeducational research university.

Then, in 1877, two prominent British reformers, Annie Besant and Charles Bradlaugh, decided to reprint "Fruits of Philosophy" to test an obscenity statute.

Fulcher (2009) rightly reminds us that in countries with different political philosophies, tests come to take on different functions.