Sentence examples for distinguished reason from inspiring English sources

Strauss had carefully distinguished reason from revelation.

Hume distinguished reason from the passion, and argued "that reason alone can never be a motive to any action of the will;…that it can never oppose passion in the direction of the will" (Treatise Book II, Part III, Section III).

Thus FA theories must explicate a notion of fittingness that can distinguish reasons of the right kind: those relevant to evaluative judgment of the object.

Perhaps this problem can be circumvented by distinguishing reasons to desire something for some individual's sake (such as the agent), but this shows at least that generic FA theories need to draw a further distinction between reasons to desire.

His non-Buddhist opponents would also like to distinguish reasons from causes, so instead of attempting to unify their causal basis himself, Vasubandhu suggests that commitment to the unitary nature of divine causality commits them to conflating them.

Not enough health care polls distinguish reasons for opposition to the bill, she said.

We find little support for net effects of enabling resources to distinguish reasons for use among CAM users.

In a season otherwise distinguished by reasons to be cheerful, Rangers' supporters will have taken no pleasure from reacquainting themselves with the quirky nature of the Champions League.

We distinguished nine reasons for test ordering, which were chosen on the basis of a qualitative interview study among primary care physicians about ordering and interpreting laboratory tests [ 9].

Her referring to the war as a "preposterous masculine fiction" was a tactic to elevate and distinguish feminine reason.

This fact can favor XJTCP, which can better distinguish the reason of loss event.