Sentence examples for attempting to rationalize from inspiring English sources
"The N.F.L. is attempting to rationalize its decision to keep vital medical information from the players by hiding behind a strict liability policy in its steroid program," said Peter R. Ginsberg, the lawyer for Kevin and Pat Williams.
As "Night Navigation" undulates between Del's point of view and Mark's, Howard lets their tense interactions and inability to communicate propel the novel, never attempting to rationalize their problems or forcing them to succumb to psychoanalytic clichés.
Without resorting to psychobabble or attempting to rationalize his own behavior, Lopate makes clear the connection between his confusion at being an unwilling witness to his father's violence toward his mother and the punches he finds himself bewildered to unleash, as an adolescent, on a younger neighbor he has been hired to tutor.
* Somewhere around about quarter to five the next morning I persuade a totally demented Brian Robertson that his bottle of Jack Daniels and his young lady friend are possibly better off in his own room and that maybe it's a bad idea for his volatile Glaswegian temperament to be attempting to rationalize his place within Thin Lizzy at a time when his brain really does appear to be hurting.
Attempting to rationalize microstructural effects, key two-phase parameters, i.e. binder thickness and carbide contiguity, are used.
The fact that Uber chose not to follow the precise terms of the Agreement for the 19 months of the class period and is now attempting to rationalize its conduct is not relevant to the instant claim".
In short, Turgot attempted to rationalize the administrative practices of the French state and to individuate French social and economic life.
The protagonist is a forty-two-year-old Los Angeles private detective named Nick Petrov, who, at first unknowingly, suffers from a form of brain cancer ("glioblastoma multiform") whose symptoms he attempts to rationalize or conflate with the progress of his current investigation.
As with the responses to so many others who express similarly unsavory views — most recently the cattle farmer Cliven Bundy, who wondered if folks like me weren't better off during slavery — nothing that I can decipher addresses their deeply held positions, or the divisions and inequalities they attempt to rationalize.
