Sentence examples for philosophical notions from inspiring English sources

"I think we need to respect people's philosophical notions unless those notions are wrong," he said.

Parfit held that conventional philosophical notions regarding the nature of persons and their presumed identity over time are mistaken.

One, Scriabin's "Prometheus, the Poem of Fire," is built on literary and philosophical notions and is painted in bright hues.

The theme of emergence is related to theological and philosophical notions of emanations from a single principle and the idea of the transmutation of being.

This requires rethinking some of our core philosophical notions of modern society: the relations between the public and private spheres, between privacy and identity.

Perhaps Kelly, knowing his customer, should have skipped the more philosophical notions and drilled in on the basics: make sure you know the name; connect.

Timelessness, sometimes known as Eternal Relevance, is the philosophical notion that drives the band-reunion business.

"Hers is a philosophical notion that plays well into very 21st century Republican ideas and the right of the individual".

They are young idealists, caught up in a philosophical notion that human beings don't need love.

This is not a philosophical notion, but the point when people standing in the aisle decide what to buy and reach to get it.

This in turn led toward, not away from, modern ideas -- such as the philosophical notion that 'God is fired' and to the popularity of team sports".