Sentence examples for philosophical language from inspiring English sources

Professor Maier dismissed Jefferson's grand philosophical language, particularly in the oft-quoted second paragraph.

And Mr. Santorum's attacks on Mr. Romney were often cast in deeply rooted philosophical language.

A. The secretary general of the United Nations should not talk with complicated philosophical language.

Buy The Backslider by Seán McGrady Spinoza wanted to purify philosophical language of all literary artifice in an uncontaminated Latin.

All interesting issues to chew over, but no more so than during an engaging chat down the pub, shorn its philosophical language.

For example, Leibniz has invented a digital computer, with the ultimate goal of translating "all human knowledge into a new philosophical language, consisting of numbers.

What I have tried to do is to rearticulate my thoughts in a number of different philosophical languages".

Yorck, who with Fichte believes the silly story that German and Greek are the pre-eminent "philosophical languages" (ST, 117), points out that the German and the Greek word for "knowledge" or "cognition," Vorstellung and episteme respectively, already refers to an outer realm "into" which the object of knowledge is "put" or "posited" (ST, 147).

It was written in philosophical Church language that seemed as if it were only for pastors — I have read that many people thought this — and required long-form answers.

It was written in philosophical Church language that seemed as if it were only for pastors—I have read that many people thought this and required long-form answers.

A.J. Ayer (1910 1989) was only 24 when he wrote the book that made his philosophical name, Language, Truth, and Logic (hereafter LTL), published in 1936.