Sentence examples for philosophical time from inspiring English sources

An effort would have to be made to keep it cordoned off from philosophical time, to keep it relegated to the farmers' almanacs, and to the small talk of quotidian, non-philosophical life.

Yes, I know, it's nothing if not a philosophical time of year – which is presumably why my thoughts have also turned to I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! and, equally inevitably, the question of whether or not Katie Price is returning to the jungle to a) give (the public even more of herself) or to b) receive (even more money/publicity).

With tense showdowns and philosophical time-outs, "Shield of Straw" could actually be refitted by a big Hollywood studio as a vehicle for Bruce Willis, a natural for the role of the Last Honest Cop (a part nicely filled out here by Takao Osawa).

I like the Greek philosophical times.

Mr. Thompson was philosophical; next time he listened to Mr. Esposito, and was elected a judge.

The duo clearly gets off on philosophical space-time banter, so Boucher merging her boyfriend's intergalactic aspirations with her identity seems pretty on-brand.

Why did I feel so many philosophical concerns last time, and this time my concerns are all practical?

For a long time, philosophical debates about discovery were shaped by the notion that philosophical and empirical analyses are mutually exclusive.

Blake's philosophical interpretation of time is similar to Samuel Taylor Coleridge's depiction of the relationship between time and the state of limbo within his poem "Limbo".

The thesis proved particularly shocking to conventional philosophical views of time, which held (for example) that only the present is real or that time passes through a continuous succession of "now"s or that the past (but not the future) is metaphysically settled.

He regards the zombie problem as a typically philosophical waste of time.