Sentence examples for more philosophical question from inspiring English sources

Mr Rove certainly doesn't have the appearance of a man whose career hangs in the balance.Which brings us to the more philosophical question: who is in the right in the legal stand-off?

The next three countries in that list are also in Asia Bangladesh (80%), South Korea (78%) and another communist country, China (76%).America is an outlier on one, more philosophical, question, with 57% disagreeing with the assertion that life is determined by forces outside one's control.

More research is needed, but this work doesn't just ask whether we've been wrong all along about who is most happy; it raises a more philosophical question of what being happy means.

These feature commands such as "Emphasise difference" and more philosophical questions such as "What would your closest friend do?" to encourage lateral thinking.

There is great charm here, and the dialogue is quick and sharp, but the subtleties and differences in the characters occasionally feel lost, along with some of the more philosophical questions the play poses.

Many more philosophical questions remain to be examined in relation to erotic art.

In its proper place, the religious education curriculum, there is provision for the study of the more philosophical questions humanity has about its origins and the perceived conflict between science and religion.

I left the film asking more philosophical questions such as: What is ultimate reality?

Where some rappers are switching lanes, playing the game, Hopsin seems to be hovering above the fray, Jetson style, asking more philosophical questions and making keen observations.

In some ways, this debate raises a more philosophical marketing question: What's more important, improving the long-term brand of your company, or driving immediate, tangible sales results for your business?

However, the government's plan to measure happiness raises a further and perhaps more profound philosophical question: regardless of whether this is possible in practice, is it the best way of thinking, even in principle, about what it is to live a good human life?