Sentence examples for any sort of rational from inspiring English sources
To a young child parents are all powerful and their anger is too immediate to consider in any sort of rational manner.
Even at the best times in my career, I was never deluded into thinking I had achieved any sort of rational allocation between my life at work and my life outside.
More specifically, a proposition is the logically well-formed and semantically well-composed, truth-valued, unified objective representational content of a judgment; and more generally it is "what is judged" in the act of putting forward any sort of rational claim about the world (9: 109) (14: 659–660) (24: 934).
When a child is transgender, people seem to lose any sort of rational perspective.
But because this child is transgender, people seem to lose any sort of rational perspective.
Something that would seem, by any sort of rational measure, to be doomed to failure, but something that on the other hand the audience already knew was going to be a phenomenal success".
Further, Islam does promote a sort of rational autonomy conceived as the ability to rationally determine what is in one's best interest and as having the motivation to live accordingly [ 39].
It is exactly when the intuition meets de Castro's rationality that Roldán is able to propose a sort of "rational intuition", to the point where there is a lot of intellectual processing but an intuitive flavor in the show that allows subjectivity and speculation.
In a dynamic context, we would expect a difference between the observable technology of a firm and the technological frontier, a sort of "rational inefficiency".
Those series of compounds for which especial efforts have been made to modify structures performing a sort of rational design and to identify their molecular targets and mode of action were emphasized.
