Meanings of philosophic spirit in English

It is as yet, to a degree, tempered by a philosophic spirit.

His religious tolerance was the natural consequence of his philosophic spirit.

The ideality and universality of internationalism itself are expressions of the philosophic spirit.

This is one form in which the philosophic spirit of the age presents itself.

Still I do not doubt that his philosophic spirit had made the best of it all.

Coralie laughed; she has a philosophic spirit, as I have found always those much love-battered ones possess.

Some dawnings of a philosophic spirit enlighten the general remarks on the study of history and of man.

The poem 'Life,' which the self-satisfied Wordsworth wished that he had written, expresses her serene and philosophic spirit.

The poetical and philosophic spirit in which that good-humored young man contemplated his losses, was worthy of a better cause.

The endeavor is one which can never meet with complete success, yet which should sometimes be made in a philosophic spirit.

Fontan, as became a philosophic spirit, declared that all men of fashion were beasts whom it was one's duty to despise.

You must school yourself to meet disappointments and failures; you must cultivate a philosophic spirit, or you will never reach the goal of perfection.

The philosophic spirit is a background, we may say, for all the more specific moods, thoughts and activities that enter into the idea of internationalism.

Is it not (we may ask these projectors in politics) the true interest of all nations to cultivate the same benevolent and philosophic spirit?