Sentence examples for philosophical remarks from inspiring English sources

Hence his philosophical remarks after the game, and his acknowledgment that this is still early in the season.

In "Philosophical Remarks on Many-Valued Systems of Propositional Logic" (1930.

1911 First appearance of the names "formalism" and "intuitionism" in Brouwer's writings, in a review of Mannoury's Methodological and philosophical remarks on elementary mathematics (1909).

Although Wittgenstein was not by conventional standards religious, his philosophical remarks and journal entries reveal what might be described as a religious sensibility and are informed by a definite sympathy toward at least certain features of religion.

Disclaimers aside, particularly the last book of the three contains hundreds of philosophical remarks and aphorisms of Gödel's, spanning an extraordinary range of mathematical, foundational, philosophical, and other topics.

He often interrupted the description to enrich it with philosophical remarks about his observations.

As for the cause of her shift to performance and self-portraiture from dance, the artist leaves me with another philosophical remark: "Photography and video art are a powerful medium to explain humanity to mankind, through self-analysis and self-awareness.

In the ninth chapter of his philosophical masterpiece Remarks and Treatments (al-Ishārāt wa'l-tanbihāt), in a section entitled On the Stations of Knowers (Fī maqāmāt al-'ārifin), Aviccena offers an explanation of the Sufi doctrine and openly defends the gnostic and Sufi method of attaining truth.

It is not uncommon to hear philosophers remark that the dialogue between the various forms of realism and antirealism surveyed in this article shows every symptom of a perennial philosophical dispute.

In Cockburn's third and last philosophical work, the Remarks upon the Principles and Reasonings of Dr. Rutherforth's Essay, she answers Dr. Thomas Rutherforth, a critic of Clarke's fitness theory.

Steinbrenner said he considered Cashman's remarks a "philosophical argument".