Sentence examples for In the symposium from inspiring English sources

In the symposium, Mr. Fish seems to backpedal a bit, arguing that pomo might actually have an effect.

In the symposium both Mr. Savall and his Spanish colleague Manuel Forcano made much of Spain's role in the cultural intermingling from ancient times.

In the symposium in Iganga, once Julius had waxed lyrical about various products, it was time for Wasswa to take over the stage to talk about another benefit of Tiens.

In the Symposium, it takes the form appropriate to its genre and audience.

In the Symposium, this is provided to him by Diotima, whom he describes as "the one who taught me the art of love" (201d5).

In the Symposium, Socrates describes the form of the beautiful as neither coming to be nor passing away, as not changing in any other way, as never being or even appearing to anyone as anything but beautiful (211a-b).

In the Symposium Socrates claims to be quoting his teacher Diotima on the subject of love, and in the lesson attributed to her she calls beauty the object of every love's yearning.

In the symposium, I like strong, well-written opinions (ideally with some wit) and I like it best when many different viewpoints are expressed.

Nowhere in the symposium does anyone articulate a core belief or philosophy that liberals can embrace.

Plato presents both men as having a jolly time together in the "Symposium".

The preëminence of eye over nose was apparent even in the symposium abstract, which touted data that "shed new light" and opened up "yet new vistas".