Sentence examples for philosophical ties from inspiring English sources

In the previous post, we looked at Philip K. Dick's intellectual and philosophical ties to the early Gnostics.

Sturgill Simpson, (a man with strong philosophical ties to Cash) has no such illusions of mystique – he recently referred to himself as "King Turd of Shit Mountain".

The fashion in concert programming for the last decade or more has been to offer works with either stylistic or philosophical ties, either subtle or apparent, perhaps as a way of helping listeners find a sense of order in an experience that doesn't absolutely need it.

What little he does say about philosophy very clearly ties the philosophical enterprise to his office as an arts master, not to whatever it was theologians took themselves to be doing.

Researchers and critics found "Tuvix" teeming with technical and philosophical content, including thematic ties to other episodes in the Star Trek canon, real-world logical and metaphysical ramifications, and scientific concessions for the story.

By 1958 Percy was determined to tie his philosophical ideas down firmly & give them the life that a novel can offer.

However, philosophical theories which are tied strongly to the more controversial claims about the nature and etiology of MPD do look less plausible.

Drawing on personal ties and a philosophical kinship with Mr. Obama that go back to the 2008 campaign, Mr. Rhodes helped prod his boss to take a more activist policy toward Egypt and Libya when those countries erupted in 2011.

"We made a conscious philosophical decision that we'd tie our fortunes to Asia, and particularly China," said Andrew Forrest, Fortescue's chief executive.

Considerations like these helped tie liberatory feminist philosophical work to the development of an insightful philosophy of disability.

A more secular philosophical concern about essentialism is tied to longstanding debates in philosophy of biology about species (see Erefshefsky 1992).