Sentence examples for empirical reason from inspiring English sources

He did one very bad thing that we know about, one which seems peculiarly inconsistent with his elevation of empirical reason as a partner to faith.

When the afflicted believe they married witches, were cursed by devils or swallowed evil snakes, appeals to empirical reason can seem naïve.

It is like saying that the success of Warren Buffett proves that active managers add value.But the empirical reason for being cautious about the Coppock indicator is its recent record.

Since mental entities, such as pains, are defined in commonsense psychology in terms of their causal roles (in relation to observable behaviour) and since there is empirical reason to ascribe the same causal roles to brain processes, Lewis identified mental events, processes, and states with brain events, processes, and states.

The final empirical reason to dismiss the inflation Scaredy Cats comes from investors themselves.

Empirical science is authoritative until one has empirical reason to refine theory.

There were some empirical reasons for this.

"And then, when you made decisions, they were based on sound empirical reasons".

Of course, there were sound empirical reasons for some such reconceptualisation.

For practical and empirical reasons, inhibitors of ubiquitin pathway enzymes have been the favored therapeutic avenue.

Still, there are to our knowledge no theoretical or empirical reasons to predict an enhanced activation of the face-specific subcortical system following a fixed gaze in general.