Sentence examples for strange philosophy from inspiring English sources

My advice to him is to do something wacky outside of TV, like espousing some strange philosophy or religion, or standing at an election for a madcap fringe party – like the Liberals.

That strange philosophy is found only in places like North Korea, which does (at least pretend to) ban imports on grounds of its ideology of juché or self-reliance.

So the book became this strange tangle of philosophy and filth.

Then in 1995 he discovered a book that offered him a way out: "Imperium," a strange work of philosophy and occult religion written just after World War II by an American fascist named Francis Parker Yockey.

The stories my mother told me were elliptical and strange, and the philosophies of my father, steeped in the ancient African world that was older and stranger than the Greek myths, hovered above me in the little room where I wrote.

By Mr. Romney's telling, the president has a "strange" and "foreign" political philosophy.

Nothing is a concept so deceptively simple that it inhabits the strange intersection of science, philosophy, and language itself.

Any answer to these questions entails a strange mix of science and philosophy.

In an East Asian context, it seems strange to promote a communitarian philosophy that was shaped by concerns about individualistic excesses in Western countries when the communitarian Confucian tradition continues to shape values and inform 'habits of the heart'.

And for good reason: the Transhumanist philosophy is a strange grab bag of people who are united mostly by the fact that they are very excited about technology.

It may say something about the show's larger philosophy too, that the strange, creepy element of the entirely human-looking extraterrestrials is that they possess the ability not to age.