Sentence examples for a natural reason from inspiring English sources
Anima functioned with a natural reason ("ratio"), in contrast to logical, critical reasoning ("ratiocinatio") that the rational soul performed.
"If there's a natural reason for us to be there, it's probably worth pursuing," he added.
And there's a natural reason for that, because the ultimate goal isn't to observe things about nature; the ultimate goal is to understand and explain things about nature.
"For the environmental benefits in particular, there's a natural reason to move this thing forward," said Robert S. Kripowicz, acting assistant secretary of energy for fossil fuels and the main overseer of the clean-coal program.
Spokesman Valery Natarov said doctors do not see a natural reason for the poisoning and they have not been able to detect any natural substance known to them in Mr Gaidar's body.
Consistently, as she shows, aspects of the way our society is currently structured are taken to be clues to some basic difference in the nature of men and women, which always turns out to be to women's disadvantage, a "natural" reason to keep them in lower-status roles.
But I think that's for a very natural reason.
But there is a difference, James contends, in the way in which a science based on natural reason aims for the love of God and the way in which sacred science does so: sacred science tends to the love of God in a more perfect way.
There's no natural reason for a sequel (not that that usually stops Hollywood), so it's the US champion Guardians of the Galaxy, standing 7th globally, that we must look to for future prospects.
Cavendish hints at the thesis when she states that natural reason cannot have an idea of an incorporeal being, leaving open that non-natural reason could have an idea of an incorporeal being.
Although this maxim was intended to reconcile reason and revelation indeed, he calls reason "natural revelation" and revelation "natural reason enlarged by a new set of discoveries communicated by God"—over the course of 200 years reason repeatedly judged that alleged revelations had no scientific or intellectual standing.
