Sentence examples for philosophical struggles from inspiring English sources

This article guides the reader through some of the history of these philosophical struggles.

But what we forget is that humanity has also been full of philosophical struggles about the use of violence to sustain one's way of life.

But the length of the waiting period has continued to be at the heart of the philosophical struggle between Democrats and Republicans.

"Events may require the use of military force, but it's also a philosophical struggle, like our long struggle in the cold war," he said.

A call to challenge radical Islam through "philosophical struggle" as well as military force might even have come from the lips of Barack Obama.

And while this is a very accomplished novel, it feels a bit as if Hutchins has given short shrift to its most original and exciting element: the philosophical struggle with the Turing test.

Belief is the appropriate term, because Incognito isn't precisely an examination of neuroanatomy or neurological case histories; nor is it an exploration of the philosophical struggle involved in explaining the relationship between brain and mind.

It is hard to negotiate with a party that is in the middle of an internal philosophical struggle, especially when it is full of sourness about its recent election loss.

In 2007, members of the Brotherhood released, withdrew and unofficially re-released a political platform — the first ever for the organization — in which an outsider can see the Brothers' philosophical struggle with the idea of parliamentary supremacy and the certainty that faithful Muslims may legislatively transgress Holy Law.

Feminist philosophers, like many nonfeminist philosophers, struggle to maintain the level of normativity that they require in order to serve their philosophical and political goals.

For years, the fight between Silicon Valley and law enforcement leaders over access to encrypted cellphone data has been largely philosophical, a struggle to balance privacy concerns against the ability of police to stop or investigate criminal acts and terror attacks.