Sentence examples for philosophically from inspiring English sources

Philosophers' deaths make an unpromising theme for a book.A handful of philosophers, it is true, have died philosophically, by which people usually mean they have figured in memorable accounts of exemplary ends.

And if all that sounds confusing, both writers also share an ability to make their complicated and philosophically challenging narratives easy and enjoyable to follow.

You know tomorrow will be the same," he says philosophically.

But he says philosophically, "I stick to my fiction".

Channel 4 says the six programmes are "a practical psychobabble-free self-help course for the philosophically minded, full of stimulating tips on how to be happy".

More philosophically, any autonomy that robots gain is designed and granted by humans.

This time, the sound and fury of electioneering cannot disguise the narrowing policy gap between the parties.According to Mr Hague, the Conservatives remain a tax-reducing party, committed philosophically to a smaller state.

Earlier this month she said that although she was "philosophically" opposed to the subsidies in the farm bill, she supports the biggest one subsidised crop insurance.

"Philosophically, we're Switzerland," says its co-founder, Matthew Prince.Attaching machines to a website's servers can block traffic from disreputable internet addresses, but let genuine users through.

Reagan showed that being "foundationally and philosophically sound" matters more, Mr Pawlenty suggested.

That is, after all, what they are elected to represent, and there are some issues where it would make sense, philosophically, for them to conceive of themselves as agents rather than trustees.