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1. 7 And so did these Romanized Greeks force both Jews and Christians to philosophize their religion, to co-ordinate its ideas and systematize its ideals, to adapt religious practices to the existing current of life
2. What the hell, she thought, I don't have time to philosophize the matter
3. When I am contented, and everything is just as I like it, I can philosophize beautifully, and do it with a hearty sincerity that convinces both myself and the person listening to me; but when the bad days come, the empty days, the disappointing, chilly days, behold Philosophy, that serene and dignified companion so long as the weather was fine, clutching her academic skirts hastily together and indulging in the form of rapid retreat known to the vulgar and the graphic ass kedaddling
4. Sometimes I philosophize and think that marriages should have an expiry date, at the age of say forty-five or fifty or when the children go off to college
5. "Ah, you philosophize," replied Villefort, after a moment's silence, during which, like a wrestler who encounters a powerful opponent, he took breath; "well, sir, really, if, like you, I had nothing else to do, I should seek a more amusing occupation
6. ” Nevertheless, almost any man should be able to philosophize more or less pleasantly and instructively over his calling, and if statesmen, soldiers, lawyers and medical gentlemen write autobiographies and describe the various debates, campaigns, litigations and horrible operations they have been engaged in, why should not an old stockbroker chat about his business, and give a little “inside information,” perhaps, about that Street whose ways are supposed to be so tortuous?
7. As one reflects upon these discoveries, he is at first inclined to philosophize on the slightness wrought by time in woman’s nature
1. "A lot of that going around," Dresser philosophized
2. When in the end, Sneha thought aloud about the righteousness of their actions, Gautam philosophized that the ends often justified the means
3. Nevertheless, he philosophized that all could be expected to be busy, getting on with their lives, besides pursuing their own interests
4. ‘But as it appears, there is no right kind of bringing up children, though there are many wrong ways of spoiling them,’ philosophized Raja Rao, as was his wont
5. ‘The trauma of the event could be but a passing sentence in the history of man,’ philosophized Ranga Reddy, ‘and life, except for the dead, would go on, on the familiar course
1. friends he did however enjoy philosophizing about life and the pur-
2. Even my parents that are back from work are not fighting, and you know this is not common, said Sofia philosophizing
3. for he would thus immediately become another philosophizing subject
4. I DON’T SPEND A LOT OF TIME PHILOSOPHIZING ABOUT KILLING people
5. I don’t spend a lot of time philosophizing about killing people
6. ’ He recognized the agreeable, philosophizing voice with pleasure
7. Ten million rooms with ten million old women named Ma peeling potatoes in them, chuckling, philosophizing
8. 56 33 en Altesse philosophe: 'in the role of philosophizing noble'; cf
9. “These thoughts won't be driven away by a mere journey down south,” he said to himself, “when they have once begun to annoy me; besides, if I am easy in my conscience now, I surely need not try to run away from any such worrying recollections of past days!” “Why should I go after all?” he resumed, in a strain of melancholy philosophizing; “this place is a very heaven for a hypochondriac like myself, what with the dust and the heat, and the discomfort of this house, what with the nonsensical swagger and pretence of all these wretched little ‘civil servants’ in the departments I frequent! Everyone is delightfully candid—and candour is undoubtedly worthy of all respect! I won't go away—I'll stay and die here rather than go!”
10. ” He recognized the agreeable, philosophizing voice with pleasure
