Sentence examples for conclusions reason from inspiring English sources

Appeal to reason's boss: the underlying moral intuitions whose conclusions reason defends.

Spencer's research is admirable, her reading wide, her sources impeccable, her notes sections positively inspiring, and her conclusions reasoned.

Conclusion: Reasons women give for why they seek abortion are often far more complex than simply not intending to become pregnant.

Conclusion: Reasons for poor analgesic adherence in the trauma outpatient population are not well understood and there is a paucity of solutions to address this problem.

Conclusion: Reasons for postponing a weaning trial or an extubation depended on the time lag from intubation, and were not always supported by objective criteria.

Modern thinkers preferred to reach their own conclusions using reason and experience, even if ultimately these conclusions did not have the authority of God to support them.

Moral and aesthetic discriminations "are not conclusions of reason" (T, 457).

The rules of morality, therefore, are not conclusions of reason" (T 457).

Conclusions: Main reason for refusal of organ donation in our hospital is unknown wish or opposition of the deceased person.

Given the above conclusions, the reason for the superior performance of the Type B model (Equation 3) becomes apparent.

This section treats the narrator's emotional landscape as a response to his skeptical conclusions about reason, sense-perception, and the self.