Sentence examples for appear more rational from inspiring English sources

From an epistemological point of view, philosophy understood as a way of life, concerned with problems and unconvinced of promises of absolute solutions, will appear more rational to potential philosophers.

Women might remember what he writes and says about them; indiscretions might come up; someone else on the stage might appear more rational -- although rational doesn't seem to be the ticket lately.

Under these unfortunate circumstances, any therapeutic choice based on the available evidence (even without clinical proof of efficacy of such a strategy) would appear more rational than offering patients no options at all.

Yet, sad to say, Iran's odious rulers appear more "stable and rational" than our erratic would-be autocrat, who launches destructive trade wars (with subsidies for the victims), undermines NATO (the most successful alliance in history) and insults our allies.

Crucially, rational actor theory appears more useful for predicting the actions of certain groups of people.

His graphic and narrative line appears more controlled, more predictable than that of Töpffer; it is comic in an earthier and more rational way.

Others appeared more concerned.

Richard Hilger appeared more tentative.

It appears more sarcastic.

And perhaps both crises will be resolved by men who, blessedly, appear to become more rational the closer they get to the edge: John Boehner and Nikita Khrushchev.

Comparisons of the proposed design method with those adopted by current seismic design codes demonstrate that the proposed procedure appears to be more rational and efficient indicating the tendency of the current seismic design codes to overestimate the maximum roof displacement and underestimate the maximum inter-story drift ratio along the height of the frames.