Sentence examples for philosophical split from inspiring English sources

If recall elections are usually reserved for circumstances involving personal or official scandal, the recalls here are mostly a matter of the state's mounting philosophical split.

(The philosophical split between Magneto and Charles Xavier mirrors that between the moderate mediator Mr. Obama claims to be and the angry militant that Dinesh D'Souza's documentary "2016: Obama's America" insists he really is).

But the enduring bitterness of their philosophical split as applied to the more fundamental issues of taxes and spending shows the difficulties Congress has in dealing with economic downturns in a timely way.

In some ways it could be a philosophical split on whether users will interact with data aurally or visually in the future.

For a long time, there's been a philosophical split in the Bitcoin community about how to store crypto-currency on behalf of users.

That philosophical hair-splitting is tendentious evidence for such a damning judgment.

It is an abundant literature packed with historical analogies, philosophical hair-splitting, political posturing and interesting digressions.

And although the Supreme Court race was officially deemed nonpartisan, the vote appeared to reflect an almost evenly split philosophical divide — give or take a few hundred votes — among more than 1.4 million voters.

Yet the religious or sacerdotal side of a beard is never far behind: it implies a monastic indifference to worldly cares, a hermetic withdrawal from ordinary concerns, and a fixed focus on the higher mysteries, whether divine, philosophical, or the split-finger fastball.

It could either split into philosophical factions or, as it did under Lord Pearson, simply fail to generate attention.

Try me.' " Absent that, it may be a tough time to be an incumbent, but with parties increasingly split on philosophical lines, it may be even tougher for Republicans to beat them in the Northeast.