Sentence examples for philosophical inclinations from inspiring English sources

Those of us with philosophical inclinations can reflect on the brevity of human existence with 'That Prozac Moment' (Mr T Experience).

"People may retain their strongly held philosophical inclinations, but the research does not show that either is better than the other".

His philosophical inclinations were formed by a life spent in private enterprise, and cemented by a visit to Weston, Fla., a town that had begun as a series of gated communities.

A system such as the critical philosophy of Kant freely lends itself to reconstructions of its synthesis according to whatever preferences the private philosophical inclinations of the reader may impose or suggest.

The secretary of the interior, Gale Norton, has a right to her philosophical inclinations, which include a lifelong aversion to top-down federal management and a strong preference for greater local stewardship.

Merital, in response to Wisemore, believes that Wisemore's philosophical inclinations are foolish.

The philosophical inclination of the current generation of biologically inclined engineers who are matriculating in a biological science environment that is data rich was palpable.

Finally, his interest in the direction that human evolution might take in the future, added to a natural philosophical inclination, led him into thought on the nature of humans and the purpose of life and death, as shown in his works The Biological Basis of Human Freedom (1956) and The Biology of Ultimate Concern (1967).

Their lifelong correspondence shows the strong influence of this friendship on Berthelot's philosophical and historical inclinations.

The faculty should elect colleagues who indicate their philosophical and policy inclinations.

Danger lurks when intellectuals become tyrannical souls, unable to master their passions; the true philosophical soul is one that "is supremely self-aware of its own tyrannical inclinations".