Sentence examples for philosophical dimensions from inspiring English sources
Similarly, particular images and phrases repeat; objects exhibit a strong symbolic power; meanings double, as accounts of daily camp life take on aesthetic and philosophical dimensions.
An exhibition at The McMullen Museum of Art at Boston College explores the philosophical dimensions of the work of painter Paul Klee.
His new book, aptly titled "Proust's Way: A Field Guide to 'In Search of Lost Time,' " learnedly guides the reader, familiar with Proust or not, into the deeper moral and philosophical dimensions of the writer.
But Mr. Hooper's film lacks the moral and philosophical dimensions of George Romero's no less notorious "Night of the Living Dead" of 1968: the curious genius of "Chainsaw" lies in its relentless superficiality and literalism.
Now imagine each of them successively discoursing at length about what they have experienced there, in all its spiritual and philosophical dimensions, and you'll have an idea of how Act 1 of "The Midsummer Marriage" ends.
That image takes still deeper, personal, philosophical dimensions through experiencing the work in the show, organized by Douglas W. Druick and Gloria Groom, curators of European painting at the Art Institute, along with Robert L. Herbert, guest curator and principal author of the engrossing catalog.
I spent fifteen years as a professor of philosophy in a great university and my goal was never to turn my students into wage-earning academic philosophers, but instead to help them develop a more robust philosophical dimension of their experience and thought, whether they went on to become doctors, lawyers, insurance agents, or welders.
What do you mean by the "philosophical dimension of absence"?
For Ms. Doniger this irreconcilable opposition has an almost philosophical dimension.
Since the attacks, uniting music across politically charged lines like this has taken on a much larger philosophical dimension.
Although irreversible apnea has no strictly philosophical dimension, it is useful to include it in any concept of death.
