Sentence examples for philosophical backbone from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, strategic bombing, now known as "interdiction bombing," remains the philosophical backbone of the Air Force.
What distinguishes the presidential debates from ours is that they have to crystallize constantly throughout the round, because they have shorter periods of time to speak, so each of their sound bites shouldn't just be an issue but should be related back to some ideological or philosophical backbone.
It not only presents the backbone of Aristotle's own philosophical theorizing, but has exerted an unparalleled influence on the systems of many of the greatest philosophers in the western tradition.
He added "Atenisi University" in 1975, where the philosophical thought of Heraclitus as interpreted by Anderson became the backbone of philosophy courses.
If Truth, Beauty and Goodness are to be the backbone of education, I had to be able to respond to the philosophical critiques on the one hand and to the technological revolution on the other.
The pursuit of a killer among the inhabitants of an isolated monastery, geared to the possible survival there of the lost second part, on comedy, of Aristotle's "Poetics," gives just enough shape and backbone to both novel and film to carry the remarkable amount of seemingly random theological and philosophical discourse that Eco throws in by the pageful.
"Some people have backbone.
