Sentence examples for philosophical standards from inspiring English sources

"They said, 'If we can get these people, we are going somewhere.' They started offering unusually high salaries by philosophical standards.

Both brought high philosophical standards along with the essential philology to educate Western thinkers.

Philosophical standards of empirical success are just so much hot air.

By philosophical standards, these are not terribly complex principles; and, perhaps they invoke only a smallish set of core ideas.

Similarly, take Thomas Aquinas, whose philosophical standards included consonance with the Bible and more generally with the tenets of the Christian faith.

Tradition, by definition, comprises ethical beliefs and values which are instilled in a person from birth, arising from both religion and philosophical standards, and cultural values and norms (Jamieson, 1993).

Arguably, this is standard philosophical practice, although philosophers neither use standard techniques to maximize the chance of retrieving all relevant material nor report reproducible searches.

Experimental philosophers have converted standard philosophical thought experiments into survey studies in an effort to see whether untutored intuitions align with those that have been endorsed by professional philosophers.

Did Anderson sustain traditional philosophical values and standards of inquiry in the face of fragmentary and unsound philosophical trends, or did he cut Sydney students off from the life blood of international philosophical and scientific exposure?

Initially, a new generation of philosophers embraced the high international standards of philosophical work proclaimed by the Chilean philosophical community.

Feminist philosophers in particular have asked: Do the standard philosophical accounts of justice and morality provide us adequate resources to theorize male domination, or do we need distinctively feminist accounts?