Sentence examples for philosophical aspects from inspiring English sources
A second trend, the traditionalist, includes efforts that are quite similar to Oruka's sage philosophy in that the efforts are focused on identifying philosophizing practices by traditional Africa thinkers, exploring the philosophical aspects of manifestations of these practices, and examining just how these practices resulted in the development of repositories of wisdom and esoteric knowledge.
They decided to teach a course on the political and philosophical aspects of classic texts.
(For discussion of the political and philosophical aspects of capitalism, see liberalism. For discussion of the political and philosophical aspects of communism and socialism, see communism and socialism).
The philosophical aspects of travel interest him greatly, although I have found he is sometimes less comfortable with its practicalities.
A Socrates Cafe, for those who want to discuss the philosophical aspects of current affairs or social issues, also meets once a month at the shop.
While Horobin is a sane, sensible guide to such matters, he doesn't probe the more philosophical aspects of the question he asks in the book's title.
Queues also have a profound philosophical aspect.
Mr. Hyde touched on the philosophical aspect of the problem.
The two dealt "in a broad, philosophical aspect" with United States complaints that Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, the Japanese telecommunications giant, charges exorbitant connection rates, said a White House official.
He may be only in his early 30s, but he has taken on the philosophical aspect of someone a generation older.
The only exception would be when the philosophical aspect of the discipline in question is confined to epistemological and logical matters and remains quite distinct from the substantive inquiries in which that discipline engages.
