Sentence examples for philosophical conclusions from inspiring English sources

Glinn drew philosophical conclusions.

From this deterministic character of the laws of classical mechanics, profound (and probably incorrect) philosophical conclusions have been drawn in the past and even applied to human history.

Goldstein's live work is softer and gentler than his occasionally big and brash TV turns, and sees him rake through his own life experiences to draw big philosophical conclusions.

How it brings it all back: those long smoke-filled evenings in Les Deux Magots, disputing philosophical conclusions with Sartre and Weil, Jean Cocteau and Diaghilev, Henry Miller and Anaïs Nin, Colette and Willy, Mistinguett and Josephine Baker, Stephane Mallarmé and Stephane Grappelli, Sam Beckett, Anouilh and Les Six.

Winnie explicates Ornstein's and others' results in some detail, and disputes Suppes' philosophical conclusions).

Such an attempt to draw deep philosophical conclusions from artworks is typical of existentialist practice.

Foos's darkly philosophical conclusion: My observations indicate that the majority of vacationers spend their time in misery.

The case presented many opportunities for psychological conjecture, he wrote, but "what is not conjecture, but fact, is the philosophical conclusion which we are forced to draw".

This was a philosophical conclusion that suited James because it supported his view that there are many "realities" in the universe, each depending on where you start and what your material is, and that we sense relations as much as we sense things that there is "a feeling of and, a feeling of if, a feeling of but, and a feeling of by," as he once wrote.

This was a philosophical conclusion that suited James because it supported his view that there are many "realities" in the universe, each depending on where you start and what your material is, and that we sense relations as much as we sense things — that there is "a feeling of and, a feeling of if, a feeling of but, and a feeling of by," as he once wrote.

Such a philosophical conclusion obviously raises serious challenges at the anthropological, moral and religious level.