Sentence examples for philosophical ideal from inspiring English sources

Cheesecake is not a community built on a religious or philosophical ideal.

Liberalism represents a philosophical ideal and a practical solution to a social challenge.

As well as being a philosophical ideal, liberalism is a solution to the challenge of difference and disagreement.

Connecting a culture's vernacular past with its vernacular present and future is an attractive philosophical ideal, and these days doing this means diversifying into other cultures, too.

Seneca himself mimics the accusations of his critics, who ask, "Why do you talk so much better than you live?"Perhaps, in theory, the philosophical ideal could be achieved in life.

It suggests jazz more as a philosophical ideal — "a reflection of what life could be," in the guitarist Bill Frisell's on-camera words, "where there's infinite possibilities, and no one gets hurt" — and less as a particular sound or tradition.

Cites his highest philosophical ideal-that (contrary to Hobbes) man is basically good.

But he did share with other post-1968 French thinkers a wish to show that lofty philosophical ideals couldn't be separated from the conflicts of everyday life.

More important, "Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture: a postmodern purview that accords equal weight to philosophical ideals from people of color.

"Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture, however, a postmodern purview that accords equal weight to philosophical ideals from people of color (Mitchell).

"Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture, however, a postmodern purview that accords equal weight to philosophical ideals from people of color.