Sentence examples for A rational concept from inspiring English sources

Mr Roy defended atheism in Facebook post in January, calling it "a rational concept to oppose any unscientific and irrational belief".

Race is a rational concept, He is of that race, She is of this; and it is not difficult to judge with reasonable objectivity what constitutes insult and abuse.

Dual inhibition of COX-2 and 5-LOX constitutes a rational concept for the design of more efficacious anti-tumor agents with an improved safety profile.

The global trend towards developing a rational concept for fire engineering design of buildings has started to take effect on code development in many countries.

LZM proves to be a convenient method to investigate the behaviour of complex oxide systems at high temperature, to apply a rational concept towards the understanding of phase relations and to develop design criteria for oxide coatings.

He defended atheism in a recent Facebook post, calling it a "rational concept to oppose any unscientific and irrational belief".

But having the mechanism of content control be vigilante hackers launching DDoS attacks subverts any rational concept of justice".

But having the mechanism of content control be vigilante hackers launching DDoS attacks subverts any rational concept of justice," he writes.

A seemingly rational concept, the "precautionary principle" dictates that if a substance or action has not been proven safe beyond any doubt, it should be avoided, even if the probability of harm is negligible.

Expounding a mode of theological agnosticism, Barlaam denied that any rational concepts could express mystical prayer and its divine-human communication even metaphorically.

Now it is surely enough to produce a connection a priori between the feeling of pleasure and the other two faculties if we connect a cognition a priori, namely the rational concept of freedom, with the faculty of desire as its determining ground, at the same time subjectively finding in this objective determination a feeling of pleasure contained in the determination of the will.