Sentence examples for philosophy seriously from inspiring English sources

Does America take philosophy seriously?

Darrow, trying to save the boys from the death penalty, concluded, "Is there any blame attached because somebody took Nietzsche's philosophy seriously and fashioned his life upon it?.

Darrow, trying to save the boys from the death penalty, concluded, "Is there any blame attached because somebody took Nietzsche's philosophy seriously and fashioned his life upon it?..

When he entered the First Higher School in Tokyo, even though he had decided to pursue philosophy seriously, he remained "as deeply immersed in Byron as ever and attracted chiefly to things literary and dramatic" (Furukawa 1961, 218).

The Grebo analysis that Crummell offers takes Lockean philosophy seriously, in that if Grebo has "defects," it is because it is not able to preserve the word-idea relationship in moral contexts.

My view is that if we take the evidence coming out of science and philosophy seriously, freedom of the will is hard to maintain.

If you took that philosophy seriously that we only want to hear from you when there is something exciting then you'd walk around quietly all day long, never talking to anyone.

"Don't take any experts' philosophy too seriously," Dr. Sears said.

The Germans may take their philosophy more seriously than us Brits, but it hasn't stopped a few opportunists from trying to cash in.

He would be drawn back to a familiar realist-nominalist debate on the nature of universals, which may explain why Armstrong's philosophy takes seriously Plato's question of the one and the many as the starting point for metaphysical reflection (Armstrong 1997).

No one has taken Carnegie's philosophy more seriously than Chuck Feeney.