Sentence examples for commanding reason from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, Mr. Goodman's vigor under stress remains the commanding reason to catch Laurie Sansom's production, not least for those aching silences once his character's fevered garrulousness falls away.
On the other hand, it does mean that we get more of Zachary Quinto, whose very name sounds like the sacred text of a superior race, and who, in his role as the youthful Spock, is the most commanding reason to see this film.
Kant talks of reason "commanding" what we should do, and emphasizes that we are co-legislators as well as subjects in the kingdom of ends (G 4 408, 431 445).
Hartnett says he was sceptical at the reason his commanding officer gave for saving Adair's life: concern that the UDA assassins would shoot his young daughter as well.
As the air wing commander, in charge of all 70 warplanes aboard this carrier, he alone could decide whether to heed a strict rule of anonymity set by the ship's commanding officer, for security reasons.
A hypothetical imperative, by contrast, expresses a command of reason, but only in relation to an end already set by the agent, e.g., based on her inclinations (G 4 413 20).
Some chefs have gone upscale: pasta, for baffling reasons, commands higher prices than Asian noodles.
And it's the reason why A&M has coughed up a commanding halftime lead.
Perhaps the biggest single reason he commanded so much affection is that he could so easily have joined the queue of former Labour MPs who left politics in the early 1980s to earn better money somewhere else.
Authentically Islamic traditions and much of the Quran commands us to use reason.
