Examples of using Philosophically in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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I am sympathetic to your aim. I have done this because philosophically.
Well, time will tell which is the best way," said Jane philosophically as they parted.
I have done this because philosophically, I am sympathetic to your aim.
His pessimism gives satisfaction to Algernon; the perfect servant of a gentleman is one who is philosophically aware.
Grammar favours this form, but philosophically it is so far from universal that it is not even very common.
You don't need to agree philosophically on every little detail, but you need to be on the same page- to agree the basics.
Thinking philosophically- philosophy means the love of truth, the love of life, not passing some exam in a university.
And philosophically the law is always involved with violence in that its function includes preserving an ordered society from violent events.
rather philosophically,“C'mon, we all know there's only one way the temperatures can go.”.
History[ edit] Philosophically, ruminations of the human mind
For, philosophically, to be a failure is a very important thing to be- almost a blessing.
Though the ideal of freedom is philosophically beautiful, it cannot be put into practice.
Philosophically, not an inappropriate thing to do. and that that was, Even though I tried to
If we're talking historically and philosophically, men need to understand that patterns always repeat themselves,
Levinson(2012) gives a philosophically refined defense of a pedagogy that she calls guided experiential civic education”
Keynes writes that it“was a grand book” and that“morally and philosophically I find myself in agreement with virtually the whole of it: and not only in agreement with it, but in deeply moved agreement.”.
as well, stating,“Philosophically, I am bound to agree that this feels the‘right' model for an open-source community.”.
free when my will, basing itself critically and philosophically on that which exists, is able to formulate a basis for new phenomena.
John Maynard Keynes said of it:“In my opinion it is a grand book… Morally and philosophically I find myself in agreement with virtually the whole of it: and not only in agreement with it, but in deeply moved agreement.
They will accumulate a few words, they will become a little more knowledgeable; philosophically they will become a little enriched, but their being will remain the same.