Sentence examples for futile philosophy from inspiring English sources
The futile philosophy of positive thinking runs through these characters' lives: thrown back on their own resources, Packer's Americans naturally gravitate towards the notion that they can triumph over social and economic hurdles by sheer force of will.
There have been many tedious and futile discussions about the value of philosophy for modern science.
Hamilton's contends that the age-old search for a philosophy of the unconditioned is futile, and he contends that what is in effect a combination phenomenalism and presentationism will supply everything a properly grounded understanding of reality requires.
The Luddite-leaning philosophy is to be admired, even if it was futile.
Already in the twelfth century, and certainly by the early-thirteenth, it is futile even to attempt anything like a sequential narrative of the history of medieval philosophy.
He learned about questions of reference and semantics, and sought to devise a way of making philosophy into a science, with a standardized technical vocabulary -- a quest that he now thinks is futile.
As far as I can tell, it's a futile question that nobody will ever agree on the answer to; or as I like it call it, 'philosophy'philosophy
His philosophy, if such it can be called, was one of devil-may-care nihilism, expressed in a few gnomic phrases: Life is ridiculous and futile.
Resistance may be futile.
Futile rage helps nobody.
