Sentence examples for philosophy matured from inspiring English sources
It used to be assumed that More began as a follower of Descartes and became more critical of his philosophy as his own philosophy matured.
The company's so-called Fluidic Sculpture design philosophy is maturing nicely, evident by this handsome crossover.
Maybe his philosophy is maturing?
Barça!" A team which is the product of boys matured with a certain philosophy, a style that honors passing and movement, has come of age.
If philosophy today is to mature beyond its Eurocentric pubescence, then it is necessary to deepen its quest for universality by way of radically opening it up to a diversity of cultural perspectives.
Even so, he makes a number of points in these works that prefigure key arguments that his mature critical philosophy will later raise against the way rationalist metaphysics had traditionally treated the status and function of the concept of God.
While the methodological approach has evolved and matured over the past quarter century, with social audits covering a wide range of topics in many countries, the underlying philosophy of CIET's social audits has endured.
Feminist theology, on the other hand, flourishes in an academic field that for nearly forty years has been hospitable to a variety of liberation theologies, death-of-god theologies, environmental theologies, and postcolonialist theologies.[1] The maturing of feminist philosophy of religion as a field distinct from feminist theology was evident at the end of the twentieth century.
Bruno later said that he started having doubts about Jesus at the age of eighteen; in his mature philosophy, the Messiah has no place.
