"Oh, yes, but it's more philosophical than physical," he replied.
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The Italian sociologist Ilvo Diamanti had a more philosophical concern.
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Intellectuals, on the other hand, often prefer a more philosophical approach.
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Ellmers conceded that point but argued Trump's comments were more philosophical.
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But the game is also interested in broader, more philosophical issues.
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There were more philosophical questions, as well: When does life start?
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The couplets are difficult to translate, particularly the more philosophical musings.
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To be sure, these changes, some argue, are more philosophical than practical.
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They were far more philosophical, starting with their definitions of the term.
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But his broader interest in the weather took a more philosophical bent.
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I enjoy it more, because I enjoy, perhaps, a more philosophical approach.
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So that was like one surge, and then it became more philosophical.
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Instead, it spins up vague, aspirational concepts that seem more philosophical than practical.
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A more philosophical, inquisitive look at humanity certainly fits Claire Denis' past projects.
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But I have other, more philosophical, issues with resort fees on their face.
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Then I become more philosophical, and realize he doesn't have to be my cousin.
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Of her own encounter with murder, she's more philosophical, even if the loss still seems raw.
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" — to the more philosophical: "What did it mean when I thumbed a 'like' on an Instagram post?
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Drake got even more philosophical, telling folks to look within and ... yada, yada, yada ... you get it.
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Then he calmed down, and got more philosophical as he prepared to wash his face with a flannel.
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As for the men and women at the more philosophical end of broadcasting, few figure in the list.
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The second is a more philosophical debate about who gets to decide what's newsworthy in a prior restraint case.
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I visit my mother once every two weeks, and sometimes I try to veer our conversation toward more philosophical matters like these.
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Later, in one of the best-received scenes in the play, the same actor explored the more philosophical, psychedelic aspects of ketamine.
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And let's do much more philosophical and legal work on theoretical approaches to protecting other animals and developing more reciprocity with them.
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However, despite Kim's initial words of warning, she was much more philosophical when she spoke to Entertainment Tonight on Tuesday in Los Angeles.
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But there is a more philosophical concern among liberals in India: The potential impact of a close political entente between Modi and Trump.
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Image: PixabayFinally, there's a more philosophical question to ponder: does the officiation of the Anthropocene by a group of hidebound academics really matter?
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His artwork at the time, which he was just beginning to show in Los Angeles galleries, was moving in a more philosophical direction.
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Work and meaning — an economist's perspective Late in the book, Susskind veers into more philosophical territory, looking at the social consequences of underemployment.
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He also took the time to tweet some more philosophical thoughts on life, which honestly seem a little more on-brand for the rapper.
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Dyson has published more than a dozen books, and while his 1979 book, "Disturbing the Universe," contains reminiscences, it is more philosophical than autobiographical.
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In particular, the "failure" to find physics beyond the Higgs boson at the LHC is an affront to something more philosophical and, well, old.
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"I'm certain that man will never renounce real suffering, that is, destruction and chaos," proclaims Dostoevsky's hero in one of his more philosophical moments.
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"Facebook would tend to take a much more philosophical/rational approach to these kinds of questions, less humanistic/emotional," one former employee told Motherboard.
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" In 2014, he was more philosophical: "There are lessons in life that can only be learned through fairly massive deviations from our normal, comfortable routines.
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In May, Mars will dip back into fellow Water sign Scorpio, where the questions this retrograde inspires you to ask will become much more philosophical.
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The changes angered Mr. Sturges, but Ms. Monteros, interviewed in the documentary "Guns for Hire: The Making of 'The Magnificent Seven' " (2000), was more philosophical.
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For the eponymous heroine of Cherise Wolas's ambitious, problematic debut novel, "The Resurrection of Joan Ashby," the struggles with parenthood are more philosophical than practical.
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With a more intellectual captain at its helm, The Next Generation added even more philosophical depth and cerebral storytelling to the original Star Trek model.
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I also think there's a more philosophical part of the equation to why Samsung decided to let the S7's camera module ride for another year.
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Existential alienation: Rubbing out the distinction between mind and machine also comes with more philosophical risks, like the risk that we might feel alienated from ourselves.
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He was saying that the original intention was to have intimations that Tony died, but he moved away from that to something more philosophical in nature.
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Corrine, who has long floundered professionally, was always the more solid of the two, the more philosophical and self-sufficient, even if she is financially dependent.
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A more philosophical argument against medication-assisted treatment is that treating opioid abuse with medications like buprenorphine or methadone is simply replacing one drug with another.
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Where most people on the road spend every minute behind a lens in fear of missing an amazing scene or whatever other reason, Faingnaert is more philosophical.
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To Shapiro's credit, by the end of her short book, we want to know what will happen next — but we come away with more philosophical musing instead.
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But anxiety about water consumption could also stem from a different, more philosophical source: Hydration is now marketed as a cure for nearly all of life's woes.
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Over time though, Peper has grown more philosophical about technology and its role in society, using his plots to explore ever more complicated connections of accelerating technological change.
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Lewis' point was more philosophical, about whether people generally could be called out for behavior that might not be the wisest, or the best for them or society.
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Phife rhymed less often about Afrocentrism than Q-Tip, but both were more philosophical and humble than their contemporaries from Southern California like Snoop Dogg and Eazy-E.
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Ethan's lyrics tend to be extremely raw and very direct about what he's trying to communicate, whereas I come from a more philosophical perspective and work around it.
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However, any disagreements about optimal Fed policy between the Peter Boockvars of the world and those who hew closer to the mainstream view are more philosophical than anything else.
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Maybe, on a slightly more philosophical and moral level, what did it do to how men and women look at one another and how we behave toward one another?
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That may be because he wants to make a more philosophical point about the nature of data—that they're always a hybrid of objectivity and instinct, analytics and intuition.
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" The Pyongyang playbook is punchier, more philosophical, and just as adagial: "The republic, long weird and hostile, must exhibit normalcy and civility; long diplomatic, must resume weirdness and hostility.
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Even the obligatory scene where Darius calls Alfred to ask for advice is more philosophical than wacky, with Darius explaining how he lives his life trying to minimize regret.
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There are also more philosophical debates happening, including here at SXSW, that highlight the kind of head-scratching problems Silicon Valley and automakers will have to face down the road.
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That seems like an enormous shame, and from a practical standpoint, matters a lot more to me as an online writer than more philosophical debates about open versus closed platforms.
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But there's another, more philosophical reason Trump fundamentally misunderstands the way big money influences our political system — and why he doesn't offer anything remotely resembling a solution to fix it.
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Ms. Anderson pointed out that the 12 astronauts who landed during the Apollo program were pilots and scientists, and hardly trained to respond the experience in more philosophical or creative terms.
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A more philosophical Mr. Wright praised federal civil rights laws, and while he said "laws can't change a man's heart," his view of the jury's 1955 verdict no longer involved vengeance.
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Google's original PageRank algorithm was built to deliver the most popular and influential results for any search query, whether or not the content was true or good in a more philosophical sense.
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"Right now, my duties are quite broad and I think they're more philosophical in nature — inspiring and ensuring the success of girls who want to learn these technical skills," Saint John said.
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We will never know if she would have adopted a more philosophical view and let the mishap pass — "Oh, well; stuff happens" — if your beau hadn't offered to replace the shattered goblet.
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Neil Pasricha's The Happiness Equation Pasricha's best-known work is The Book of Awesome, but The Happiness Equation takes a more philosophical approach to the pursuit of happiness instead of … just listing things.
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The brilliance of The Good Place is that it simultaneously works on the deeper, more philosophical levels I've outlined above but also works as a very funny sitcom you can veg out to.
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On a more philosophical level, these types of suggestions are a significant step for Siri as it shows that Apple is finally doing more to make its assistant... well, more of an actual assistant.
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I personally support a lot of the stuff, but at the same time, sort of the grain of salt, in that being I actually think a lot of it is more philosophical than practical.
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His novels shared certain characteristics with theirs — a cameralike detachment, an indifference to psychology, a preoccupation with physical details and the instability of human perception — but he took a more philosophical and political approach.
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But as Brat's comments suggest, the dispute is exposing a much more philosophical rift within the Republican caucus over just how much the government should be in the business of ensuring Americans have health care.
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Since around 2003 he has turned from political theory and current affairs to a more philosophical, even prophetic, vein, producing numerous short books that take a very long—and glum—view of Western intellectual history.
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This thinking, which establishes a false divide between the political woes of nonwhite characters and the more philosophical concerns of the Western canon, is part of the pervasive logic that The Farewell works to undo.
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As compared to the more philosophical "Extreme Measures," John Abraham's HOW TO GET THE DEATH YOU WANT: A Practical and Moral Guide (Upper Access, paper, $14.95) is exactly as nuts and bolts as it sounds.
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"They were pretty far apart on what the movie was about — Bill wanted it to be more philosophical, and Harold kept reminding him it was a comedy," Mr. Rubin told The New Yorker in 2004.
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The book is divided into three parts, the first dominated by the proximity of the beloved, the second by her absence, and the third by a more philosophical attempt to come to terms with solitude.
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He's an outcast who must grapple with the world's prejudice like any X-Men character, but as a near-immortal tough guy, he's disdainful of the more philosophical conflict between faction leaders Professor X and Magneto.
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While an MFA show offers the perfect setting for the more philosophical and formal investigations of artists like Molnar and Ben-Zvi, it's also refreshing in this context to encounter work like Patton's with greater emotional intensity.
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I came out of it with more philosophical questions than a vivid sense of your opinion...My dad was a police officer for 29 years outside of Detroit and a SWAT officer for 13 of those years.
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In the end, however, Brunello Cucinelli, the billionaire founder of his own brand with a humanist bent, said perhaps the right reaction was neither rubbing one's hands nor wringing them, but taking an altogether more philosophical approach.
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Sorry if this a fuzzier, more philosophical question than you would like to answer—I'm legitimately just curious about your views and I think it would be good to have a non-vegan lens on this issue.
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From more liberal members of Congress comes a more philosophical or ideological objection, a concern that the latest intervention in Latin America evokes a sometimes dark history of Washington meddling in the internal affairs of its neighbors.
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They want much more empirical research in poor countries, more research that improves the value of statistical life as an analytical construct to make it more robust, and more philosophical work on how moral weighting ought to work.
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" The near-ubiquity of this question underscores a larger, more philosophical question that many early-stage entrepreneurs all seem to have: "How do I efficiently deploy my capital such that I'm correctly walking that line between frugal and efficient?
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I wanted to talk to other women who would broaden my perspective, challenge me, and help me use pop culture as the spoonful of sugar that makes the more philosophical and socio-political questions we all have at 3 a.m.
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But Atlanta maintains very specific voices and points-of-view for all of its major characters, including Earn, the soft-spoken, more philosophical young man Glover plays, and Paper Boi (Brian Tyree Henry), the rapper whose career Earn is managing.
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Both on the literal level of pollutants and toxins, and their effects on the body, and a more philosophical or aesthetic level—how one might quantify or measure the experience of listening to music on a physical or cerebral level.
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The result of these advancements is that everyone involved with the sport — from the series directors and executives all the way down to the crew chiefs and drivers — are now grappling with a more philosophical question: who should that data be available to?
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Although Women Talking is a departure from the usual fictional format — more philosophical debate in the face of ultimate betrayal than a traditional narrative — Toews' main project is to process the ugliest moments of life through fiction, a skill that she's honed throughout her career.
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The film is something of a hard sell for widespread, mainstream audiences: it's more philosophical than action-oriented, it's distinctly weird and idiosyncratic, and it ends on an inconclusive moment that suggests a few different possibilities without explaining or committing to any of them.
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From J.Crew to Toys R Us, from Ivanka Trump's eponymous brand to Burberry to Facebook, major brands felt the sting of 2018 in a variety of ways: pain apparent in their bottom lines and more philosophical wounds that could shape business for years to come.
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While Ms. Rowling's astonishingly limber voice still moves effortlessly between Ron's adolescent sarcasm and Harry's growing solemnity, from youthful exuberance to more philosophical gravity, "Deathly Hallows" is, for the most part, a somber book that marks Harry's final initiation into the complexities and sadnesses of adulthood.
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Often commissioning composers to write to a concept provided by Mr. Sharon, the company finds innovative, site-specific ways to present new work, and with more philosophical and aesthetic rigor than the host of companies that have tried to take opera out of the opera house.
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He brought Eugene to the first run-through ("I think some of the more philosophical and theological aspects of the play were above his head," Mr. Gold joked), and it's Eugene he thinks of when reciting the "to be" part of the "to be or not to be" soliloquy.
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But on a more philosophical level, he is also urging us to unlearn to see like humans — to broaden the meaning of an image to include characteristics seemingly incompatible with our accepted understandings — as well as to stop assuming that the way we view images is what defines them.
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" Orioles manager Earl Weaver took a more philosophical approach to the situation, telling the Sporting News that he was simply pretending Jackson was on the DL. "The way I look at it," he said, "this is just like having Reggie with a pulled muscle or in bed with the flu.
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" Read Our Review No. 49 Vevey, Switzerland "Hotel du Lac," which chronicles a single woman's vacation at a Swiss resort, is generally viewed as Brookner's "most absorbing novel; the heroine is more philosophical from the outset, more self-reliant, more conscious that a solitary life is not, after all, an unmitigated tragedy.
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At a more philosophical level I'm very curious to see where the evolution of computation and AI will take us by challenging our own human 'intelligence' when any logical task can eventually be turned into a sequence of '1's and '0's in way shorter amount time than in a human brain and to a much lower cost.
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If the mash ups are not universally appealing, the intermingling of narratives about Ms. Dedduang Jindafueng's return to her grandmother's recipe for artisanal fish sauce after losing her job to the 1997 Asian financial crisis, and the Moroccan baker who is renowned for his top-notch rye break in Helsinki, speak to the more philosophical contributions of this book.
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Stepping back and taking a longer, more philosophical view inspired a renewed commitment not to democracy per se—which has never truly existed—but to what we might call the "democratic project," the ongoing and admittedly always imperfect attempt of the many to wrest power from the few in order to create a society that is more free and equal than the status quo.
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The vituperative tone may cause eye-rolling in some who find the fair use case to be an obvious one, but Rasenberger does go on to make broader, more philosophical observations that are food for thought: Authors are already among the most poorly paid workers in America; if tomorrow's authors cannot make a living from their work, only the independently wealthy or the subsidized will be able to pursue a career in writing, and America's intellectual and artistic soul will be impoverished.
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If it did have an automatic filtering system, adapting it to fight harassment (which it may have done in limited situations already) would either create something too narrow to catch bad actors, or so broad that it swept up huge numbers of non-abusive tweets along the way — just as we've seen happen with Content ID. On a more philosophical level, our copyright framework is based on the idea that someone who creates a work should be able to police every possible use of it, even if it turns out to be a totally legal use.
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