Sentence examples for prevailing philosophy from inspiring English sources

The prevailing philosophy was "What you are is what you are".

Back in 1961 the prevailing philosophy was that the city's residential streets were too crowded.

"There's a prevailing philosophy that certain people can never function in the community," Ms. Stanton-Paule told skeptics.

Clearly, the introduction of no-fault malpractice would require a drastic shift among doctors trained under the prevailing philosophy.

Often key to understanding the use of music as therapy is understanding the prevailing philosophy of healing and disease.

Liberalism — for decades (centuries, even) the prevailing philosophy in American political life — has become the creed that dare not speak its name, except late at night on MSNBC.

"You have to see this book as a really important corrective to the prevailing philosophies.

The greatest threat to Trayvon Martin, and to young black boys all across this nation, is the "system," with its prevailing philosophies, that galvanized Zimmerman's deadly interests.

Its best bet is to be small and think big — the exact reverse of the prevailing Lincoln Center philosophy.

Its best bet is to be small and think big the exact reverse of the prevailing Lincoln Center philosophy.

During its early years, the College offered a classic academic course based on the English university model but consistent with the prevailing Puritan philosophy of the first colonists.