Sentence examples similar to philosophical dedication from inspiring English sources
They had very different ideas about philosophy, though Feynman was (in famously dismissive of anything that strayed too far from the practical and measurable, while Wheeler was celebrated for a kind of philosophical playfulness, his dedication to thinking about big and deep problems at all times.
Surely one of the most interesting aspects of Patrizi's philosophical works is his ongoing dedication to the study of sources in the history of philosophy as an essential part of his developing his own philosophical views.
His rueful acknowledgment of his dedication to Hitler, and his philosophical puzzlement at his own complicity, seeks to cast a glaze of innocence over him.
The context, of course, is that Apple's dedication to the Mac has taken a bit of a philosophical beating lately among its core professional customers.
Regarding it, I must say I ignored the subtitle and some "philosophical thoughts" such as: "the predominant feeling experienced in the Memorial's dedication was patriotic, and hence therapeutic… almost everyone seemed to feel that America is still like a ray of light in a somber world" (94).
The latter title would have matched with my personal philosophical point of view: while it is reasonable that researchers in mathematics develop with enthusiasm and dedication new promising mathematical tools and theories, it is important then that the accumulated knowledge and cultural wealth (the instance of topology in the twentieth century being a major one) be not lost afterwards.
However, Taft's wider vision of a Chicago school of sculpture, analogous to other philosophical Chicago schools such as the contemporaneous Chicago school of architecture style, had lost momentum after the 1913 dedication of his Fountain of the Great Lakes.
It's total dedication, total dedication".
