Sentence examples for decidedly philosophical from inspiring English sources

Ms. Yatkin, who trained in Berlin and is now based in Washington, has a decidedly philosophical bent.

Mr. Fresnadillos first movie, the Spanish-language thriller Intacto, showed him to be a filmmaker with technical agility and a decidedly philosophical bent.

But as for his new gig, he's taking a decidedly philosophical approach and ignoring the considerable offstage noise.

Though the younger Mr. Reagan — an avowed atheist with decidedly liberal leanings — would have philosophical arguments with his father over the years, their difficulties had nothing to do with politics but with emotional connection.

But many concepts of philosophical interest are decidedly normative.

This issue in particular is decidedly neglected in both the physical and philosophical literature (but see Isham, 1993), and there is more that might be said.

Nestled in the farmlands on the outskirts of Amman, Jordan, the school's physical foundations are decidedly Middle Eastern, but King's Academy traces its philosophical roots to New England.

Following upon a decidedly Platonic political sensibility, Maimonides, in line with his Islamic philosophical predecessors and contemporaries, thinks that a leader can't help average people live good lives (i.e. live lives in accordance with truth) by merely spewing intellectual truths at them.

What separated him from the mainstream was his philosophically grounded understanding of language and linguistics and his decidedly non-Eurocentric orientation, which preserved the enlightenment Universalist tradition by providing it with a new philosophical base.

Here is where Ms. Sommers's vision clashes in the deepest philosophical and moral sense with that of the camp she decidedly is not in.

When Mr. Mitchell stays away from the philosophical mumbo jumbo and sticks more closely to the here and now, he is decidedly more successful.