Sentence examples for philosophical consideration from inspiring English sources

In her philosophical consideration of the natural world, Williams might be considered a successor to Thoreau, most famous for his nature writing but most ardent in his abolitionism.

Marcel's contribution to modern thought consisted of the exploration and illumination of whole ranges of human experience trust, fidelity, promise, witness, hope, and despair which have been dismissed by predominant schools of modern philosophy as not amenable to philosophical consideration.

It rearranged the conceptual space of the tank and gave the illusion that Fish now had something to do, something to work around, during his languorous afternoon laps, and she found herself going in to watch him, giving deep philosophical consideration to his actions: Did Fish remember that he had passed that way before?

Another philosophical consideration is the analytical approach for the portfolio in question.

It originated in a profound philosophical consideration of the principles of relativity and invariance in the context of Newtonian mechanics.

From this perspective, then, synthetic biology is a red herring, distracting us from more thorough philosophical consideration of the most truly revolutionary human practice agriculture.

(For more-profound philosophical considerations, see epistemology).

More important, however, were philosophical considerations.

"I don't know what freedom is! Let's not get into too philosophical considerations here".

Scientists had already learned to go their own way and no longer worried about philosophical considerations.

Trilling's work took readers outside the traditional insight of literary criticism into essentially philosophical considerations of good and evil, nature and civilization, commitment and evasion.