Sentence examples for philosophical shortcomings from inspiring English sources
In this, his fourth novel, Bail wonders about the philosophical shortcomings of his homeland, and frets that a paucity of philosophers may have left Australia open to too much psychology and "its vinelike offshoot, psychoanalysis".
Murray's "Bell Curve" (1994) was exactingly critiqued by Stephen Jay Gould for its methodological and philosophical shortcomings.
His long-term outlook, however, points less to any signs of a Democratic resurgence than to what he sees as the Republican Party's philosophical shortcomings.
In the meantime, Facebook is rapidly chipping away at some of the less philosophical shortcomings of current VR.
Reid's view is very ingenious but it suffers from philosophical and textual shortcomings.
Mr Garton Ash is happy to lambast the West's specific shortcomings but Mr Gray sets out to unpick the shallow philosophical foundations of the whole edifice, in particular the modern myths about progress and perfectibility.
As America faces her financial and philosophical demons it's imperative to embrace our successes and repair our shortcomings.
Ms. Rea is philosophical.
Others were more philosophical.
