Sentence examples similar to subtle philosophical complexity from inspiring English sources

She didn't give herself sufficient credit for producing literary works with a subtle philosophical content.

Paul Auster is best known as a writer of lean, genre-tinged novels whose unaffected prose belies their philosophical complexity.

The precise principles used in ordinary discourse or even in the language of science pose a subtle philosophical problem.

But lacking the weird darkness of, say, James Ensor or the philosophical complexity of Saul Steinberg, Mr. Grooms's art remains psychologically if not formally one-dimensional.

Dr Jean Conteh Senior lecturer in primary education, University of Leeds Simon Jenkins' shallow understanding of the intellectual and philosophical complexity of the study of history beggar's belief.

The debate over Dr. Emanuel shows how subtle philosophical arguments that have long bedeviled bioethicists are being condensed, oversimplified and distorted in the griddle-hot health care debate.

For example, it is sometimes said that Protagoras and Gorgias are later, because of their greater length and philosophical complexity.

The subject is, understandably, fraught with legal and philosophical complexities.

Sandel is a deceptively clear writer, making often subtle and complex philosophical ideas so straightforward that they almost appear obvious.

For example, while engaging in subtle analytic philosophical reflections, African philosophers incorporate with great ease narratives from everyday lives and from literature into their reflections of the philosophical implications of their cultural events.

"There's a lot of subtle complexity to this equation," Suckale said.