The Weill Cornell Medicine Pediatric Concussion Clinic brings a rational, science-based approach to the assessment and management of concussion.
Another talk-show host, Geraldo Rivera, during an on-air shout-joust with Mr O'Reilly, denounced his demagogic choice of story-angle as "a sin .President George Bush tried again this week to bring a more rational tone to the debate.
Despite his turbulent career, however, he did attempt to bring a more rational approach to diagnosis and treatment, and he introduced the use of chemical drugs in place of herbal remedies.
But in Miller's play, the hysterical girls are the antagonists, capable of bringing a seemingly rational community to its knees, the elder women vanquished, all because they are able to find a sympathetic set of authoritarian ears.
In the late 1940s, the German Protestant theologian Rudolf Bultmann became famous for "demythologisation", the process of eliminating the myth and miracle from the Bible and bringing about a rational understanding of religion and the world.
And at least one person wanted to kill the buzz by bringing, ugh, a rational explanation.
Bringing up a rational argument in an inopportune time, such as at a family picnic or in the middle of an important sporting event on TV, can make your entire point null and void.
Huntsman told HuffPost Live's Ahmed Shihab-Eldin that she's looking forward to bringing "a dose of moderate rational conservatism" to "The Cycle".
That is to say, given that we have certain beliefs, do these beliefs already bring with them a rational commitment to an answer to such questions as 'Are there numbers?' If our beliefs bring with them a rational commitment to an answer to an ontological question about the existence of certain entities then we can say that we are committed to the existence of these entities.
No rational actor would bring a claim worth tens of thousands of dollars if doing so meant incurring costs in the hundreds of thousands.
