Sentence examples for feel philosophical from inspiring English sources

I try to feel philosophical about it but, yes, I would like to win it".

For example, typical responses from men when asked about their past mistakes were, "I feel philosophical about it now -- a learning experience.

(Except some players can actually talk about their lives or even feel philosophical while they're dancing, which makes them super multi-taskers.

His magical imaginative creations are, every one, inspired by his deeply felt philosophical, moral, and political convictions, giving these tales a heartfelt urgency.

But that didn't make it any less pointed when Evangeline said to me and my wife, while we were petting her and hovering over her tearful face and asking what was wrong, "This isn't at all what I was expecting!" It felt philosophical, for a second, but then she added, "I wanted to play all these games!

Feeling philosophical, I left the world's media to fight over their prize pig and headed off in search of more peaceful climes.

Yet other philosophers distance themselves from talk of conceptual analysis, but even so feel that philosophical reflection is a source of synthetic a priori intuition (Sosa 1998, 2007).

Your article made me feel more philosophical about the whole thing.

Do today's French novelists feel that philosophical debate, dramatised biography and historical sketches have a legitimacy which conventional novels lack?Earlier this week, the Goncourt was awarded to Jean-Christophe Rufin, for "Rouge Brésil".

Whenever I get stressed out now I can say 'Does this really matter?' You can have your epiphanies where you feel all philosophical but real life keeps cropping up.

Blade Runner cannot be understood without comprehending the deeply felt moral, philosophical, ecological and sociological concerns that are interwoven throughout the story.