Sentence examples for engaging in philosophical speculation from inspiring English sources

Surely it should be reassuring that the ASA is devoting its resources to testing "we're the cheapest" claims by the supermarkets or ensuring that the alcohol and gambling advertisers do not target under-age consumers – rather than engaging in philosophical speculation for which we are ill-equipped.

Third, I simply enjoy engaging in philosophical dialogue with children who, many more times than not, are eager to engage in questioning and exploration of philosophical concepts and problems (Wartenberg, 2009; Mohr Lone, 2012; Mohr Lone and Burroughs, 2016).

Like his predecessor John Paul II, who wrote his doctoral dissertation on the German phenomenologist Max Scheler, and wove a keen understanding of philosophical history into encyclicals like "Fides et Ratio", Pope Benedict XVI also seems quite comfortable engaging in philosophical debate.

And they do all this without engaging in philosophical discussions on love or perfection.

Modern British and American philosophers commonly describe themselves as engaged in philosophical analysis, as opposed to metaphysics.

You need to engage in philosophical discussion.

Talk is still cheap in Russia, if not in fact hazardous, and Polonsky won't engage in philosophical testimonials.

In another, a man who claims to have fallen from the moon engages in philosophical debates with a young psychiatrist.

The select band of scholars who gathered there engaged in philosophical disputations in preparation for their role as leaders.

So rather than engage in philosophical arguments over which comes first, let's agree to wage battles on both fronts.

Chemists typically do not engage in philosophical discussions about their work.