Sentence examples for philosophical visions from inspiring English sources

His philosophical visions are rather unsympathetic in many ways, and if you start thinking about what the work is saying — and I have — it's not all that profound or all that clear.

In these pages he examines how the artists behind 12 groundbreaking series used the time and space and intimacy afforded by the medium of TV to pioneer new means of storytelling, while at the same time explicating the philosophical visions behind their work.

Indeed, as already noted, fiction and autobiographical writings were direct applications of their philosophical visions.

James, a friend of big pictures and philosophical visions, was not unduly troubled by philosophical minutiae.

Quite typically, Japanese Confucians articulated their philosophical visions by defining terms that were at the core of their systems.

The American philosopher Ken Wilber has called Aurobindo "India's greatest modern philosopher sage" and has integrated some of his ideas into his philosophical vision.

Gould was possessed with a philosophical vision of music.

"His philosophical vision is similar to George Bush about the magic of the marketplace," Mr. LaFalce said.

He is impelled by a philosophical vision that suffuses his literary writings as much as his natural-philosophical experiments in colour theory and optics, botany and evolution.

Though it's a period piece, "Bitter Victory" takes its place beside films by Antonioni as a philosophical vision of modern psychological and moral dislocation.

Mencius's populist conception of politics was predicated on his philosophical vision that human beings can perfect themselves through effort and that human nature (xing) is good.