Sentence examples for Reason and emotion from inspiring English sources

Reason and emotion are the two drivers of decision-making, so it is not surprising that advocates for and against medical marijuana try to appeal to both the head and the heart.

Like all of us, Sotomayor is a complex blend of reason and emotion, empathy and detachment.

Neurobiologist Donald Calne states that "the essential difference between reason and emotion is that while emotion leads to action, reason leads to drawing conclusions" (quoted by Roberts, 2005: 42005

"This is not about opposing science and politics … or about opposing reason and emotion," says Ries's aide Patrice Audibert, but rather about unlocking an untenable situation and enabling governments to respond to strong public concerns.

In order to understand Plato's answers to these questions, we will delve into his moral psychology (the nature of the soul, of virtue, of moral beliefs, and the relation between reason and emotion) as well as the metaphysical and epistemological aspects of Plato's Theory of Forms.

ALTHOUGH Plato compared the human soul to a chariot pulled by the two horses of reason and emotion, modern economics has mostly been a one-horse show.

This method is widely used in psychophysiology and neuroscience (e.g. maternal oxytocin responses to infant cues32, binge eating disorders33, and emotion recognition based on physiology34).

It's a homecoming gig for indie buzzband Wolf Alice and emotions are running high.

In Melanie Marnich's play Quake, time and emotion pass in a warped instant.

The story is hackneyed and the action banal, but Paul Bettany makes an excellent latter-day John Wayne, and Ms. Q projects intelligence and emotion while looking scorching hot.

A Q&A with Moral Tribes author Joshua Greene about emotion, reason, and conflict.