Sentence examples for setting philosophy from inspiring English sources

By contending that the philosopher should eschew the grandiose ambition of providing a synoptic vision of the entire historical process and concern himself, instead, with the articulation and justification of existing historical procedures, Collingwood and his continental precursors made, in effect, a crucial contribution toward setting philosophy of history on a new path.

Browsing the listings is akin to a series of minimeditations; each retreat is described as to setting, philosophy, what sort of rules or strictures apply, and what accommodation and meals are provided, along with prices, addresses and phone numbers.

The delivery of OST varies widely, even in the same region, in its setting, philosophy, availability of ancillary services, and policies.

There's no one set philosophy".

Instead of demarcating the boundaries that set philosophy apart from other ways of engaging life, Dilthey conceives its critical task as articulating the overall structures that define the human spirit in general.

In fact, the new film is closer in setting and philosophy to the original film's source, Pierre Boulle's novel "Monkey Planet," whose theme was less about humanity's misuse of technology than about its propensity for stagnation.

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In keeping within the rough set philosophy of non-invasive data analysis, we present three model selection criteria, using information theoretic entropy in the spirit of the minimum description length principle.

"Different systems of play are all part of a young player's education and part of tactical flexibility, therefore we will have a set philosophy - but we won't have a set system as such".

Mr. Ryan has attempted a similar pirouette, but it is too late: driven by the fever of the Tea Party and drawing upon a wellspring of enthusiasm for Rand, politicians like Mr. Ryan have set the philosophy of "Atlas Shrugged" at the core of modern Republicanism.

Novalis and Schlegel had a famous conversation about idealism in the summer of 1796, and both attempted to articulate an opposition to the reliance on a single first principle which they thought characterized the philosophical efforts of Reinhold and Fichte to set Kantian philosophy on a systematic basis.