Sentence examples for philosophical conflicts from inspiring English sources

"You're not coming back, are you?" Rog said no. Philosophical conflicts?

Minḥat qenaot ("Meal Offering of Jealousy"), as the collected correspondence is entitled, reveals much of the religious and philosophical conflicts of Judaism in that era.

More clearly than the Avriches, she teases out some of the philosophical conflicts within the anarchist movement, and especially the tension between collectivism and individualism.

But Ricoeur was convinced that philosophical conflicts called not for hasty resolution or dogged defensiveness, but for sincere and anguished contemplation.

Despite its specifics – Lee's Maycomb was heavily based on her small home town of Monroeville, in which she grew up alongside close friend Truman Capote – its universal appeal came from the way it dramatised the personal, moral and philosophical conflicts that always result when the status quo is disrupted.

'When you're going into 13 different classes, there's bound to be some personality conflicts and philosophical conflicts.

"This is a philosophical conflict about governance".

At its centre is the ideological battle between free-market individualist Andrew Ryan and proto-Stalinist collectivist Sofia Lamb, and this philosophical conflict affects everything you do.

And the philosophical conflict dramatized in it ends surprisingly, in a way that provokes new questions about what Stone is up to in his writing.

Diderot's other great foil, his former friend Rousseau, elicits particular verve from Blom in an account of how he left the salon amid philosophical conflict and an "endless, dreary litany of paranoia and suspicion".

John Botti Brooklyn, Oct. 5, 2007 To the Editor: David Brooks attributes the serious decline of the Republican Party as an institution to a philosophical conflict between "creedal" and "dispositional" ideologies within American conservatism.