Sentence examples for collective reason from inspiring English sources

This would give Pashtuns a collective reason to seek accommodation with the U.S.-backed government.

Though Sinn Fein says the IRA was not involved, the crime may point to the ongoing difficulty of adjusting a movement built for and by conflict to the post-agreement reality.There is one big and collective reason for disappointment.

(We saw that Burke regarded tradition and individual reason as contradictory principles, but may have endorsed a notion of collective reason (Beveridge and Turnbull 1997).) Conservatives would reply that Burke does stress the importance of incremental change, while Oakeshott, like MacIntyre, has an interrogative attitude to tradition.

It is a loss of collective reason.

If she wavers, the irrational Trump train could crash right through collective reason, and those terrifying TRUMP WON announcements that we saw this Tuesday, come November, may be branded with the New York Times masthead instead of the words "advertisement".

But there are collective reasons, too, for taking research integrity seriously.

When you embrace sandwich poststructuralism, you embrace that the human world is governed by order but is also radically malleable to the collective, reasoned will of its inhabitants.

For these collective reasons, we therefore think that the isoflurane-induced slow-oscillatory patterns of brain activity reported here are likely to be comparable to those of a freely sleeping animal.

Unlike the deep-sea fisheries, Japan's hundreds of village collectives have reason to preserve stocks.This sushi style is known as Edomae zushi: sushi from in front of Tokyo (Edo is the old name for the city), for Tokyo Bay was rich in shellfish.

Jones noted a different energy in the locker room of a winning team, a bounce in the Jets' collective step, a reason to look forward to their next practice.

Although one has to be especially careful when discussing existing structures of collective bargaining by reason of their manifest diversity and continuing evolution, the trend toward decentralization, although not outright convergence, seems incontrovertible.