Sentence examples for Point of reason from inspiring English sources

Some scientists fill their slates past the point of reason.

Several times in recent weeks, I've watched, appalled, as someone on a nearby table has harangued their waitress beyond the point of reason.

While many shows rely on cliffhangers to entice audiences to return next week, reality TV shows comically draw out suspense past the point of reason.

They allow us to believe that our luck could change at any moment; that if we persevere beyond the point of reason and perhaps good taste, we may finally succeed.

(Though expert opinion is coalescing around the idea that it was not French military "cowardice" but the collapse of the governmental classes that led to Vichy). The lesson of the Great War was that the French would go on fighting past the point of reason, as, indeed, everyone else did, too, thereby providing a better lesson: that there was never a good reason for a great war.

But also two adult women in the public eye personally scrutinized beyond the point of reason...scrutinized in a way a man never would be.

When it is built, these minor points of reason and reality will be long-forgotten, trampled beneath the crowds of enraptured tourists.

Part of the point of public reason, on this view, is to accommodate the diverse forms of reasoning that are bound to exist among any reasonably competent group of reasoners (Gaus 2011, 288 292).

That's the point of, the reason of, practicing.

She thinks the paper tends to be over-sympathetic to the Muslim faith, for example, to the point of abandoning reason for the convenience of being nice.

The Bagger has come to understand that the Oscar process involves people taking a stick and poking at various data points in the process, past the point of all reason, and is happy to participate.