Sentence examples for philosophical judgment from inspiring English sources

Though facing the politics of the day, Sirk unfolded the underlying abstractions, too, and did so with a whiplash irony that renders his philosophical judgment all the more desperate.

Even before Mr. Obama took office, the public seemed to have suspended philosophical judgment about economic policy, accepting that Mr. Bush and his team were justified in gigantic bailouts of Wall Street because the alternative was a likely calamity.

Ultimately the question of how to refine the conditions, and what conditions to use, is a matter for philosophical judgment.

Herder's official position certainly had a powerful influence on some successors (especially Hegel), but it is this quieter counterstrand of skepticism that represents his better philosophical judgment.

Perhaps most surprising is that defining answers in regards to philosophical judgments, at least for now, is being left up to the tech community.

I will sit behind the wheel, just like a real driver, but making philosophical judgments rather than right turns - this raccoon lives, this bug dies, miss the school bus, run over these oldsters.

Whatever it is, I'm positive such inert scepticism governs our philosophical and literary judgment in this country.

Instead, we must discern what's true by making intellectual, philosophical and spiritual judgments, James continues.

Helvétius is typical in the respect that he is radical in the revisions he proposes, not in common moral judgments or customs of the time, but rather regarding the philosophical grounding of those judgments and customs.

He was par excellence a jurist, displaying a philosophical basis to his judgments and extra-judicial writings.

Kornblith (2010, 2013) has argued that we should suspend judgment on most philosophical questions given the widespread disagreement among "epistemic peers" on these questions.