Sentence examples for sheer philosophy from inspiring English sources

Here, in concrete, often highly empirical studies of small groups, associations, crowds, and other aggregates (rather than in the main line of psychology during the century, which tended to be sheer philosophy at one extreme and a variant of physiology at the other) are to be found the real beginnings of social psychology.

But Obama's sheer delight in literature, philosophy, history and the full scope of what books can offer was frequently on display during his administration, and for bookworms like us, such a reader-in-chief will be missed.

At most Milan fashion week shows, the philosophy behind a sheer skirt is the desire to show a bit of leg, but things are different at Prada.

The century of Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud took a closer look at the philosophy, symbolism, and sheer magic of his work.

We are doing yoga right now, you and me, we are exchanging our philosophy of life.' Sheer cheek, energy and absence of self-doubt are the key to Choudhury's charisma and it is hard not to like him.

Crisp, cotton dresses in soft white poplin were timeless and simple standouts at the resort collections of The Row, Philosophy and Valentino (shown with a sheer lace skirt over the top).

All of this may appear sheer fantasy, but we should remember that the aim of philosophy as the Convivio pursues it is to attain, through natural reason, the greatest happiness of which we are capable in our earthly state.

What scares me is the sheer number of my friends who believe in Modi's philosophy.

The book as a whole is a remarkable illustration of the sheer force of thought, the conceptual firepower, conferred by successful training in philosophy.

Ms. Torgeson said the director overcame the disadvantage of being a novice partly through sheer persistence and partly because top Doctors Without Borders officials found his philosophy background intriguing.

The man coaching the Portland Trail Blazers on Monday spent some time talking about being "in the moment," a philosophy that is two parts Zen, one part coach-speak and one part sheer psychological necessity.