Sentence examples for evidence reason from inspiring English sources

"In this party we are about facts, evidence, reason.

Or you can watch Frederick Wiseman's documentary "High School II" (1994), which is set at Central Park East Secondary School (as it was then called), in East Harlem, and shows what effective teachers do in the classroom and in one-on-one conferences: again and again, they demand evidence, reason, and appreciation of perspectives different from one's own.

He went on, "Ian has gone from someone who was a little bit promiscuous and flirtatious when it came to Gaia slightly overawed impressions of the numinous to someone who has, very sternly and brilliantly, committed himself to the integrities of objectivity, evidence, reason, and investigation".

He went on, "Ian has gone from someone who was a little bit promiscuous and flirtatious when it came to Gaia — slightly overawed impressions of the numinous — to someone who has, very sternly and brilliantly, committed himself to the integrities of objectivity, evidence, reason, and investigation".

They do so through making points based less on evidence, reason, and logic - the Intentional System's strengths - and instead playing to the much more powerful Autopilot System that guides our thinking.

Politicians skilled in the art of public speaking can persuade us by playing to the more powerful autopilot system that guides our fast thinking and avoiding arguments based on evidence, reason and logic.

Wardens wear body cameras to record encounters with people for health and safety and evidence reasons.

Of course, it might also be a good idea to take a copy of the original social media accounts for evidence reasons and because this is usually the most familiar way of illustrating a story.

Our main mission was to print up 150 copies of what we were calling "The Book of Evidence – Reasons Why Chicago Should NOT Be Awarded the 2016 Olympic Games".

Priority-setting decisions should be based on evidence, reasons and principles accepted by the stakeholders as relevant for meeting health needs fairly in their contexts.

The Relevance condition ensures that the rationales for the decisions being made are based on evidence – reasons and principles that fair-minded parties agree are relevant to deciding how to meet given needs under resource constraints.