Sentence examples for welcome philosophy from inspiring English sources

Its catalogue consists largely of albums by talented avant-garde composers who don't naturally seek the limelight, and that's a welcome philosophy.

There are countless articles on how computer science needs to have a larger presence in schools, hackathons lauding their "all skill levels welcome" philosophy and even an initiative by the White House on exposing more students to code.

I believe in the "everyone is welcome" philosophy.

But "The Matrix and Philosophy: Welcome to the Desert of the Real" (2002), with more than 67,000 copies sold, is the only one in the series to reach the New York Times best-seller list.

We'll ask her! We're also excited to welcome Sarah Tavel, a Harvard philosophy major turned longtime venture capitalist whose star in the venture industry has been on the rise for years, first at Bessemer Venture Partners, then Greylock Partners and most recently at Benchmark, the storied venture firm, which convinced Tavel to join its ranks last year.

Welcome to Late Night Philosophy.

In practice, this ruled out the Abrahamic religions, but welcomed Yogic and Vedic philosophy, Zen Buddhism and Taoism, which are non-theistic and easy-going about orthodoxy.But Messrs Murphy and Price didn't want to import the Asian traditions wholesale.

What I found was that underneath each person's ability to sustain a dancing life lies a philosophy that welcomes change and honors the spirit as well as the body.

They use this assertion to support their claim that modern science is atheistic, and contrast it with their preferred approach of a revived natural philosophy which welcomes supernatural explanations for natural phenomena and supports theistic science.

I welcome and embrace the term, philosophy, and practice of Democratic Socialist as a declaration of empowerment, pride, and hope for a better social structure in a better tomorrow.

Our leader, which welcomes the development, notes that this philosophy (long championed by this newspaper) has not proven much of a vote-winner over the years.