Sentence examples for true philosophy from inspiring English sources

Then the cowardly and mean nature has no part in true philosophy?

Outlined in his unpublished "Confession" of 1709, Collier's metaphysics is interpreted theologically in his works A Specimen of True Philosophy (1730) and Logology (1732).

Ramadan – whose academic background extends to a distinctly non-Islamic PhD on Nietzsche – sees societies achieving, as in his own studies, "a true philosophy of pluralism".

In our brief talk, a true philosophy of music emerged: daring, self-revelation, first-person communication in one's first language, the challenge and the potential ecstasy of the moment.

"I was irresistibly drawn to praise true philosophy," it says in the Seventh Letter which is likely by him, "and to proclaim that by its light alone can one recognise where justice lies, both in public and private life".

The club effectively embraced short-termism in the 2000s, but it has since been surpassed by other clubs and seems to be at a disadvantage without a true philosophy.

Have a listen for guidance on how to scale and hire, as well as the tried-and-true philosophies Rachleff brings into every partnership and negotiation.

This is true of philosophy in general and of philosophy of education in particular.

But one reason it may be true that philosophy should be couched in vernacular terms has to do with philosophy's special task.

"This is the true McWane philosophy," he said, after ticking off a long list of crimes committed by McWane managers.

When Søren Kierkegaard wrote: "It is quite true what philosophy says, that life must be understood backward.