Sentence examples for full philosophy from inspiring English sources

Their mighty, nearly twenty-minute scene with Jeannette, an elaborate and intricate religious disputation — which has the precisely modulated dialectical drama of an Éric Rohmer film — is a full philosophy, complete with a parsing of the Passion and accusations of blasphemy.

From 1913 on, Brouwer increasingly dedicated himself to the development of the ideas formulated in his dissertation into a full philosophy of mathematics.

We've always been part of the keep-it-full philosophy.

America, however, the capital of the glass-half-full philosophy, is precisely the right place for Formula One to be right now.

There is a trade-off to adopting the serverless, service-full philosophy.

"In my twenties, I was full of philosophy," he says in his new book, The Noise.

He has a new album, "Keep It Simple," with songs full of philosophy, regrets, complaints and confessions, and those were the songs he played: no safe oldies.

It is no easy task to stuff a novel full of philosophy and still allow for characters and plot — or, indeed, readers.

But this eight-episode drama set in the rural badlands of Louisiana("I wanted to write something set in the sort of places people don't set TV series") is a crazed dream of a show, stuffed full of philosophy and despair, languid yet driven by a furious energy.

Here, he fleshes out his full life philosophy on "creeping in da club," "wingmen and grenades" and how to join the Mile High Club.

With digital distribution, it's easy for publishers to keep a "full price philosophy" by adding and bundling content in a low-cost/low-risk-model.