He philosophised the whole transaction, as he addressed the package, rang for a messenger, and sent it away, telling him to call a cab for ten minutes past two.
Mrs. Pasmer philosophised the case with a clearness and a courage which gave her husband a series of twinges analogous to the toothache, for a man naturally shrinks from such bold realisations.
The fact that the Greeks philosophised at that time throws light on the nature of philosophy and her task as well as on the nature of the Greeks themselves.
The Roman Lucillus lounged at the window-sill, and, since philosophy had been brought into fashion by Socrates and the Sophists, the shoemaker and the exiled Decemvir philosophised as well as they could.
He and his companions philosophised and disputed eagerly, and, forgetting their surroundings, wandered ever deeper into the forest.
This remarkable anecdote, with the nurse's commentary, being repeated to the Doctor in the morning, he philosophised as follows.
Since the miracle all other things seem possible," philosophised the Doctor.
It had never philosophised good and evil, life, love or death: it had no literary forms for doing this; it had not even the vocabulary.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "philosophised" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
