Sentence examples similar to probing philosophy from inspiring English sources
In the next few days, the Senate should probe that philosophy more deeply.
It is, however, possible to probe those philosophies without reference to the religious affiliation or theological views of a nominee, and Article VI insists that the Senate observe that restriction.
During the hearing, a panel of three students, three administrators and two faculty members probed the political philosophy of the defendants, who tried to shift the focus to questions on whether the shanties violated local ordinances.
Miłosz's novel The Issa Valley describes the beauty and cruelty of nature and nascent spirituality as conjured by recollections of childhood, while The Land of Ulro probes history, philosophy, politics and religion, to discover a language that can speak of exile or belonging, a sense of oneself against an ever-changing background.
In my book The Next Justice: Repairing the Supreme Court Appointments Process (Princeton University Press, 2007), I argued that your committee need not defer to presidential nominations, and that the Constitution permits senators to probe the judicial philosophies of nominees.
We need probing questions.
Can he be so naïve as to insist "it is... possible to probe those [judicial] philosophies without reference to the religious affiliation or theological views of a nominee," when a judge who once defiantly displayed the Ten Commandments in his courtroom may soon be a senator?
