Sentence examples for philosophy seeking from inspiring English sources

If this sounds a bit artsy and esoteric, consider the more important point made by the book: "The Touch Design approach must form part of a more global philosophy seeking to combine sensuality and intelligence across all of our products".

For Thomas the desire to know is one and the same at all levels, and philosophy, seeking the causes of things, is ultimately "ordered entirely to the knowing of God" [SCG 3.25.9] Dante's own position on this question is difficult to define precisely.

But this seems to open More up to another charge, namely that he has abandoned any pretence to a natural philosophy, seeking to explain phenomena in terms of secondary causation, and simply defers all things to the direct action of God.

This is particularly notable, since the intuitive eating lifestyle intervention explicitly does not recommend caloric reduction in its promotion of healthy eating behaviors, but rather emphasizes healthy nutrition and physical activity principles with a non-diet (indeed anti-dieting) philosophy, seeking to restore healthy relationships to food and eating [ 44].

His philosophy sought to synthesize Cartesianism with the thought of St. Augustine and with Neoplatonism.

Hegel's philosophy sought to combine the virtues of both approaches by linking ontology (the philosophical study of being, or existence) and epistemology (the philosophical study of knowledge).

By completely banning automobiles from historic city centres and promoting the use of local products, the dozens of towns that adhered to the "Slow City" philosophy sought to preserve their traditional character.

For Spinoza, the wisdom that philosophy seeks is ultimately achieved when one perceives the universe in its wholeness through the "intellectual love of God," which merges the finite individual with eternal unity and provides the mind with the pure joy that is the final achievement of its search.

C. 501 - c. 600 John Of Scythopolis, (flourished 6th century) Byzantine theologian and bishop of Scythopolis, in Palestine (c. 536 550), whose various treatises on the person and work of Christ and commentaries on Neoplatonic philosophy sought to integrate all possible elements among contrary doctrinal positions.

It is the explanandum that Kantian philosophy seeks to explain.

So philosophy seeks to explain the possibility of experience by identifying and articulating the a priori laws "present" in it.