Sentence examples for complete philosophical from inspiring English sources
If Mr. McCain is having a difficult time crafting a coherent campaign message, perhaps that is because his two political heroes — Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan — were complete philosophical opposites.
This can be shown only by a full development of its content amounting to nothing less than a complete philosophical system.
This philosophical interest is twofold: A complete philosophical account of the normativity of law comprises both an explanatory and a justificatory task.
"It's not going to come from programming; it's going to come from a complete philosophical conception of what we're talking about".
Since one can respond to the question, "When is trust warranted?" by referring to each of the above dimensions of trust, a complete philosophical answer to this question is inevitably complex.
Many of these insights, particularly in the later philosophy (1827 1854), directly and indirectly influenced the ideas of thinkers, like Feuerbach, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, and Heidegger, who were critical of Hegel's claim to articulate a complete philosophical system.
His view of God is less a completed philosophical theism than a work in progress that it was left to others to try to complete, and many have tried.
After completing philosophical studies in the Faculty of Arts and beginning to study theology probably by August, 1274, he became Regent Master in Theology in 1285 and retained this position until 1303/1304.
Herbartianism offered a complete system a philosophical theory, a set of educational aims, a rational psychology, and a pedagogy.
In effect, he offers a version of an Errol Morris film — an investigation of a crime, complete with philosophical underpinnings and social implications, accomplished with a combination of interviews and reënactments.
For nearly two decades he had lived a highly disciplined life focused primarily on completing his philosophical system, which began to take definite shape in his mind only in middle age.
