Sentence examples for philosophical roots from inspiring English sources

This obscurantism has long philosophical roots.

Contemporary human nature relationship concepts have historical and philosophical roots and frame empirical explorations.

The world's great experiment in constitutional democracy and human rights has its philosophical roots in Europe.

Most explorers searching for the philosophical roots of Mitt Romney begin the journey with his religion.

East Coasters have often emphasized the German philosophical roots of Strauss's thought.

Mante, Joseph OY. Africa: Theological and Philosophical Roots of our Ecological Crisis.

The unexpected commitment to grammar schools comes from the same philosophical root.

As an emerging area considering behavioral aspects of decision making, target-oriented decision model lies in the philosophical root of bounded rationality as well as represents the S-shaped value function.

Her marital stoicism has, as a kind of philosophical root, a decades-old self-help book called "Marriage Is a Canoe," by one Peter Herman; she first read it as a child, locked in a bathroom to avoid her parents' unhappiness.

Sharing knowledge is at the philosophical root of scientific scholarship, and our publishing systems were designed to help us do this.

However, as powerfully argued by Rudolph and Stewart (1998), misunderstandings about evolution are largely philosophical, rooted in a poor understanding of the scientific method and how it applies to the study of natural history.