Sentence examples for somewhat philosophical from inspiring English sources

That is, a collection of brief, disconnected, somewhat philosophical sentences.

"If you read Jezebel, you know you're going to find a voice that's somewhat philosophical.

This is a somewhat philosophical point in that the object itself has not changed, only our opinion of it.

Under Dr. Kass the council produced reports with a somewhat philosophical bent on issues like the screening of newborns and how to determine death.

In somewhat philosophical mood, then, Reed presents surrealist scenarios on What's Good?: life's like "a mayonnaise soda", "bacon and ice-cream" and "Sanskrit read to a pony".

Chief McShane, a Fulbright scholar, former math teacher, firefighter and corporate lawyer who holds a master's degree from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, is, unsurprisingly, somewhat philosophical about traffic, which he calls "a delicately balanced ecosystem".

Joseph Caspi (1297 1340), a prolific philosopher and exegetical commentator, maintained a somewhat unsystematic philosophical position that seems to have been influenced by Averroës.

Tasnim's investment in Christmas, as a result, was somewhat less philosophical than her father's.

Says his pal, who is somewhat more philosophical, "Why would they do it?" That question is never answered.

He admits the argument for marriage between a man and a woman can require "somewhat technical philosophical analysis".

This concern may have been fuelled in part by her experience of the difficulties facing a woman in pursuit of unusual forms of interdisciplinary work within a somewhat conservative philosophical establishment.