Sentence examples for rather philosophical from inspiring English sources

"It is an exciting initiative, which will probably require some hard and rather philosophical thinking," Professor Floridi said.

BALTIMORE — In the quiet moments in the visitors' clubhouse at Camden Yards after another awful start Friday, A. J. Burnett became rather philosophical.

Margaret Obank writes: Mahmoud was a completely secular person, rather philosophical, an avid reader, elegant in his dress, and supremely modest in his opinion of himself.

I enjoyed this aspect though, as it provided a rather philosophical atmosphere to the story and really made me pause to reflect on the deeper meaning of what was being said.

Since then, a rather philosophical debate has begun about the nature of band members, with the Hall of Fame arguing that replacement Kiss members are merely "the persona of characters" created by their makeup-wearing forebears, rather than musicians in their own right.

Thus the difference is not so much technical, but rather philosophical.

After a cooling off period, Mourinho will take a rather more philosophical view.

The fact that Fantasia looks like Nowhere raises a rather profound philosophical question.

Privacy is a topic that tends to inspire discursive essays rather than philosophical treatises.

His history was narrative and descriptive rather than philosophical or analytical.

Some understood; others thought it was a technical, rather than philosophical problem with the site.