Sentence examples for philosophical comments from inspiring English sources

On a subsequent trip to Puerto Rico, he made a few philosophical comments about the nature of policymaking that indicated to reporters that he might be wavering.

She makes occasional philosophical comments intended to suggest that she is wise beyond her years, and that there is some deep content in what we are viewing.

From ancient Greece until the 20th century, the vast majority of philosophical comments on laughter and humor focused on scornful or mocking laughter, or on laughter that overpowers people, rather than on comedy, wit, or joking.

The international and local political context in which Pascal lived, together with very public disputes between competing religious and theological traditions in which he participated, helped determine the issues to which he contributed philosophical comments in the 1640s and 1650s.

Poliziano promised to explain both facts and words, res et verba, in Aristotle, giving the account of a "grammarian", which would represent Aristotle better than the "philosophical" comments of his university competitors.

In addition, the ability to synthesize living organisms may provoke philosophical comment.

1962 Pope Celebrates 81st Birthday VATICAN CITY — Pope John XXIII celebrated his 81st birthday today [Nov. 25] with a simple ceremony and the philosophical comment that "any day is a good day to be born and any day is a good day to die".

Both of these contain shrewd philosophical comment that are of general philosophical interest.

Reichenbach's Principle of the Common Cause has attracted extensive philosophical comment, much of it devoted to purported counterexamples to a strict universal claim that Reichenbach explicitly denied.

Instead, it served as a philosophical comment on what constitutes thinking and intelligence.

A general, and more philosophical, comment is about the definition of "function" and "moonlighting".