Sentence examples for share a philosophy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Watson said it was important to share a philosophy of the land.

"What the factor is is can the person do the job and do we share a philosophy," Mr. Bush said.

While their pairing may seem incongruous at first, they share a philosophy about femininity: women need to take bold risks and avoid complacency at all costs.

Both men are graduates of Andrew Fairlie's kitchen at Gleneagles, and both share a philosophy, summed up in the slogan "From nature to the plate".

The two came to share a philosophy, which was, at its simplest, "Magazines are precious things," as Liberman sometimes told editors.

"We share a philosophy that moves beyond the old, central command-and-control mind-set that believes Washington has got all the answers".

Hepworth shared a philosophy with Rinus Michels and the United Nations that bears repeating here.

Titled "All You Need Is Dynamite," it was just a student effort, but its makers found they shared a philosophy.

He faced all those flying pucks behind porous defenses at a time when goalies wore no masks, and he shared a philosophy concerning protective gear with his successor, Gump Worsley.

Even if Mr. Bush knew the sexual orientation of a job applicant, he said he would judge the person "upon whether or not the person could do the job" and whether the person shared a philosophy with him that was relevant "to the particular job that they were seeking".

Mr. McCain said the gap between the haves and the have nots in society was "not healthy for America" and described the Republican Party as an "inclusive party" that recognizes anyone who shares a philosophy of less government, less regulation, lower taxes and caring for the needy.