philosophy

This hoary habit embodies the conservative philosophy of family life.

The book insists, also—as other historians have done—on offering shop-worn characterizations of Franco as a man of “sparse political philosophy,” without great or grand ideas.

Leeds had the players who, at that level, played expansive and winning football and Farke's philosophy and all-round demeanour won him many fans, not just at Leeds but in football in general.

He’s not one to waste time overthinking things, which is best illustrated by his philosophy that a house is a house, not a museum to one’s creativity.

McLaren have run their team this year on a philosophy that the drivers will be allowed to compete with each other for the championship for as long as both are mathematically capable of winning.