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philosophy

[fi-los-uh-fee] / fɪˈlɒs ə fi /


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"The thing is it's tough to come and try to impose your philosophy and your identity at a club maybe - I don't know because I haven't watched many games - playing another way," Henry said.

From BBC

“He came with a philosophy of letting bookstores reflect their local communities.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Her subtitle credits Diogenes with a “revolutionary philosophy,” a grand claim that runs counter to recent scholarly treatments.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ferguson regarded it as a key element of his managerial philosophy.

From BBC

His guiding philosophy comes from Theodore Roosevelt, who wrote that credit belongs to "the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood."

From Science Daily