Sentence examples for philosophical compromises from inspiring English sources

Bill Camp, as Charley, Willy's wisecracking next-door neighbor, wears on his face an entire lifetime of philosophical compromises, small victories and protective cynicism.

Unfortunately, I don't anticipate that either side will be able or willing to make the monetary or philosophical compromises required to take the first step toward elevating the status of teachers.

In fact, I do not consider it viable to reconcile the important philosophical differences without compromise to one side or the other.

To his strongest detractors, Heidegger was a committed National Socialist whose hugely influential ideas about the nature of being and the dehumanizing effects of modern technology and much of the modern philosophical tradition itself were fatally compromised by his membership in Hitler's party from 1933 to 1945.

Robert Blendon, an expert at Harvard on public opinion and health, said politicians had to find some compromise between these philosophical divisions on the role of government, which are deep-seated in American culture, or "we're going to have the same train wreck we did before".

"This notion that the left and the right just need to sit down and come up with compromises does disservice to vast philosophical differences in this country".

Traditional crucibles of bipartisanship in Washington, like the Senate Finance Committee, have exhibited little of the philosophical flexibility or legislative creativity that create grand compromises.

After the Second World War, Hartmann was elected President of the German Philosophical Association for both the acknowledged value of his philosophical ideas and his apparent lack of any improper compromise with Nazism.

Perhaps these compromises are what one should expect, given the philosophical theory set out at the beginning of the book.

Papaoutai is staggeringly powerful, as Stromae again compromises like a Belgian by palpably shifting from philosophical wondering to anger and back, all around the knotty issues of fatherhood.

But Democrats and Republicans have very different ideas about the details, and the philosophical gulf between them does not lend itself to easy compromise.