“Our company is built upon a philosophy that hard work equals results.”

“I decided to study philosophy because I wanted to learn more about myself and the way the world works.”

“Everything he does is approached with philosophy.”

“This is what the philosopher and aesthetician had in mind when he spoke of humor as a form of common sense.”

“The philosopher David Hume had already subjected the argument from design to a devastating critique in the mid-18th century.”

“With respect to theories, the philosopher cited as criteria of acceptability predictive power and testability.”

“He has more in common with the rogue French poet Francois Villon, or the Persian poet Rumi, than the current breed of academic philosophizer that passes as poet these days.”

“He is constantly a critic, and a philosophizer, if not a philosopher.”

“Both laughed a little, the philosophe feebly, and Aurora with an excited tremor.”

“However harmless or healthful Joseph's touch might be to the philosophe, he felt now that hers, to him, was poisonous.”

“She politely asks him whether he is not a philosophe, and whether philosophy is not a very beautiful thing?”

“However, you should never be a philosophunculist to succeed in your business ventures.”

“Yes, it's Ubermensch, strange visitor from another philosophaster.”

“Franklin owned to the fraud in Necker's house when he came to Paris, much to the confusion of French philosophism.”

“The Feds alone still treat it as a philosophism, and would rejoice at its failure.”

“And this is as true of architecture as it is of the other arts, and philosophism and scientism, the ultimate rationalizations.”

“The title of his more comprehensive Ideen zur Philosophie der Geschichte der Menschheit also refers to the open-ended sketchiness of his system.”

“Problema und Resultate der Wissenschaftstheorie und Analitischen Philosophie.”

“A poet doesn't want to marry a poetess, nor a philosopher a philosopheress.”

“The unsettled races of the north, constituting the Chartists, are Scotch philosophunculists and Irish savages, or the children of such.”

“It is intuitively plausible, yet many philosophers, especially pragmatists and Wittgensteinians, reject it.”

“It seems to me that philosophers are often criticized for always demanding rational explanations.”

“But the juryman votes for acquittal anyway, reflecting that philosophers sometimes err.”

“The philosophes of the Enlightenment were familiar with all of these arguments, trained as they were in the classics.”

“The philosophes criticized the ancien regime of religious superstition and dogmatism, hidebound social traditions, and repressive morality.”

“So it happened that the philosophes as a body were not theoretical sceptics merely but militant atheists.”

“The guqin music was also influenced by Chinese philosophies including Confucianism and Taoism.”

“In it, he lumps together the several philosophies that have fallen under that label.”

“Compatibilist philosophies seek to reconcile free will and determinism in a modern time.”