Sentence examples for philosophical note from inspiring English sources

It's hard for me to think of roller rinks without a philosophical note creeping in.

The former Vice-President struck a philosophical note at the conclusion of his interview with Hannity.

Speaking about the Civil War, which was still dividing the country, Mr. Lincoln struck a philosophical note.

Fred Jansen, Rosetta mission manager, European Space Agency, European Space Research and Technology Centre, struck a philosophical note, saying: "It has been absolutely fantastic.

McConnell struck a philosophical note when he disclosed to reporters that the random crayon squiggles were on the verge of becoming the law of the land.

Daniel Fienberg struck a more philosophical note in The Hollywood Reporter: "The process of watching 'Friends From College' is not a traditionally pleasant one," he wrote.

A collection of Dreiser's philosophical speculations, Notes on Life, appeared in 1974.

Benjamin, who regarded Baudelaire as one of the central writers of the nineteenth century, admired the book's "childlike innocence and purity," but was disappointed in its lack of philosophical rigor, noting, "It will be necessary to repeat this attempt independently".

In 1879, James Murray, a leading member of the British Philological Society who edited the first edition of the O.E.D., put out "An Appeal to English Speaking Readers," asking for volunteers to comb through periodicals, pamphlets, works of literature, and scientific and philosophical treatises, and note down unusual words and to quote the sentences in which they appeared.

Several philosophical ramifications deserve note.

Using the results as an empirical philosophical aid, I note that there is no "best" approach for studying cognition, since different paradigms have all advantages and disadvantages, since they study different aspects of cognition from different contexts.