Sentence examples for the philosophy from from inspiring English sources

"I probably got the philosophy from my mother that things are just things," Ms. Howard said.

"It's a shifting of the philosophy from make the contribution deductible and tax the benefit to have the contribution be after tax and don't tax the benefit".

If, as Samuel Weber said, "the pursuit of meaning; the activity of construction, synthesis, unification... all this indicates the struggle of the ego to establish and maintain an identity", then what better way, when facing the dissolution of the ego, to assert mastery than for the ego to dissolve itself by following to the ultimate the philosophy from which it derived meaning?

In part, because the doctrines of religious Daoism inevitably differed from the philosophy from which they arose, it became customary among later scholars to distinguish between the philosophical and the religious versions of Daoism, some taking the latter to represent a superstitious misinterpretation or adulteration of the original philosophy.

This work applied the philosophy from "tai chi": "It is neither existing nor not existing".

It also explains why when Marcus refers to events in his life, he does not specify them in a way that would allow anyone else to identify them, and why he uses technical Stoic terminology without explanation.[4] Further, it dispels the mystery of his collecting sayings of philosophers without much scruple as to whether the philosophy from which the sayings come is consistent with Stoicism.

Today, the same philosophy from the same scriptures is followed in a different way.

This book was born of a refusal, the refusal of the very philosophy from which it has sprung.

He was the chairman of the philosophy department from 1963 until he left Harvard in 1970.

And for Mr. Critchley you cannot separate the spirit of philosophy from the body of the philosopher.

Such events have been a part of the ensemble's philosophy from the beginning.