Sentence examples for a philosophical problem from inspiring English sources

A contemporary philosopher if that philosopher concedes that there is any problem that can properly be called "the problem of universals"—will see the problem of universals as a problem properly so called, as a problem having the kind of internal unity that leads philosophers to speak of a philosophical problem.

You see, there's a philosophical problem there.

Clare's problem, of course, isn't a philosophical problem.

"It's not just a philosophical problem," Mr. Lewenza said.

"I don't have a philosophical problem with it".

But on a cold November day, it feels like a philosophical problem.

This is a philosophical problem of management, not a technical issue.

"We have a bit of a philosophical problem with lending state lands for this use".

But the identity of repaired and maintained things is not just a philosophical problem.

I don't have a philosophical problem with people who do things like that.

This isn't a philosophical problem, or the beginning of a slippery slope leading to banned books and puritanical outcries.