Sentence examples for philosophical character from inspiring English sources

There's always a strongly philosophical character to what he does.

His prose of the last years had a deep philosophical character.

The philosophical character of Heidegger's involvement with Nazism is discussed later in this article.

Even within theological works as such there are extended discussions that are easily read as possessing a philosophical character.

However, even there, Socrates is presented at one point addressing questions of a philosophical character to his accuser, Meletus, and responding to them.

This is why a new research starts usually although not always from proto-ideas which often are of a religious or philosophical character, which had existed centuries before they acquired a scientific character.

The melodramatist was also a master of comedy, and in one great film that's unfortunately not in the Lincoln Center retrospective, "Week-End with Father" (1951), Sirk introduces his philosophical characters with ironic derision.

There is also a group of Latin papyri, apparently of non-philosophical character, except perhaps for a manuscript of Lucretius.

The film must have been a trial of endurance but she brings an impressively dogged and philosophical quality to her character – someone who knows that with each step she takes along the trail, she is coming closer to mending her messed-up life.

A great many of his publications, however, were expressly philosophical in character: he himself once said, "Every good mathematician is at least half a philosopher, and every good philosopher at least half a mathematician".

Socrates draws an extended parallel between two types of character, the philosophical man and the man of rhetoric, to show that it is better to be the philosophical type.