Sentence examples for philosophical heart from inspiring English sources

All this is the familiarly messy, philosophical heart of photography, and it's also the subject of a show that just closed here, itself a mess.

This is a starting point for Mr. Demand's survey, the philosophical heart of Mr. Machover's work, and the everyday quandary of life here.

TAMPA, Fla .— For more than 50 years, the Sun Belt — the band of states that extends from Florida to California — has been the philosophical heart and electoral engine of the Republican Party.

Something else I wondered was whether the debates about free will and determinism — the philosophical heart of the novel — might have animated intellectual life in the city in the 1890s.

For brokers and others who favor a free secondary market for tickets, these concerns cut to the philosophical heart of the issue: Is a ticket a commodity that can be freely exchanged, like a stock, or is it a license granted by a theater, a sports team or an artist that can be used or revoked on their terms?

But there is something darker and more panic-stricken: the silent scream of "Who am I?" that lends this show its lonely heart and philosophical centre.

There's a high body count, a knotty philosophical core and a heart-in-mouth climax.

As Dyson's allusion to the game's principles of radical inclusion suggests, 3sf will always remain philosophical at heart, as much a game as an effective form of social critique.

Before his philosophical change of heart about when and why to compose, Hersch was kept busy fulfilling commissions.

Senior curator Jodi Hauptman told the New York Times that this site-specific mural, which Matisse did to "make his own pool" in his dining room, was "the philosophical and geographical heart of the show".

More important, it reveals a philosophical tension at the heart of the proposed reforms.