Sentence examples for philosophical balance from inspiring English sources

"We assume that there will be a philosophical balance when we're all through with this," said Representative Lynn Woolsey of California.

Succeeding Justice John Paul Stevens, the court's retiring liberal leader, Justice Kagan, 50, presumably will not drastically change the philosophical balance on the divided court.

The switch is not expected to have much effect on the court's philosophical balance, because Mr. Levine, who was appointed by former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, is a moderate Republican.

The Jesuits were offended, and Grassi soon replied with a polemical tract of his own, The Astronomical and Philosophical Balance, under the pseudonym Lothario Sarsio Sigensano, purporting to be one of his own pupils.

It follows a number of New Yorkers as they wrestle with one of the oldest of philosophical conundrums: the balance between free will and determinism.

In succeeding Justice Souter, Sotomayor had done little to change the philosophical and ideological balance of the Court.

Smith is arguing against a kind of ancient philosophical prejudice that saw balance, continuity, equilibrium as the signs of a well-ordered commonweal — that thought of the good life as one free from the anxiety of change.

In tough times we need to strike a balance between philosophical and financial needs.

Eurosceptics need someone to lead the campaign who can balance the philosophical issues of the heart, with the tangible economic arguments.

For years, the fight between Silicon Valley and law enforcement leaders over access to encrypted cellphone data has been largely philosophical, a struggle to balance privacy concerns against the ability of police to stop or investigate criminal acts and terror attacks.

Decisions made by policy makers implicitly reflect philosophical beliefs about the balance of governmental and individual responsibility for health.