Sentence examples for able to rationalise from inspiring English sources

Collins then proceeded to conduct his interview in Gaelic, but again, Eubank was unperturbed, easily able to rationalise the situation.

As Allspaw says: "It's about whether or not we are able to rationalise to ourselves how we made that decision".

"With the passing of time, a lot of them will be able to rationalise it, because when you're standing on a podium, you're full of emotions," he says.

As Mr Geffen explained: "We had hoped to be able to make enough films to be able to rationalise the cost of being our own distributor.

I like it because the statute defies Dicey's theory of parliamentary sovereignty and yet lawyers were able to rationalise it as being compatible with the UK constitution.

Says Shepherd: "At the time I wasn't able to rationalise how I felt, but having someone there to unload to may well have been what would have helped to prevent me from reaching rock bottom".

Very importantly, the calculations are able to reproduce and rationalise the enantioselectivity of the enzyme for both substrates.

In their silence had rested a hope that by abandoning their agenda to rationalise any legislation-feeding extremism, they would perhaps be able to keep the extremists quiet.

Try to rationalise and fail.

He also needs to rationalise the ranges.

Each one becomes harder to process, more difficult to rationalise.