Sentence examples for feel rationally from inspiring English sources

"The geopolitical impact is set to reshape Europe's political landscape as those citizens who feel, rationally or not, that their interests and cultural identity are threatened assert their influence," said Dearlove.

They are trained to feel, recognize, and rationally deal with their thoughts and feelings.

It puts a huge burden on me to make decisions that I don't feel I can explain rationally.

"We feel it will be resolved rationally, we are confident in the rule of law," said the club president, Fernando Zozaya.

Yet another method would be to use something like the two step approach Gibbard uses when he analyzes judgments of rightness in terms of judging it rationally appropriate to feel guilt and anger at certain actions.

It can be difficult to think rationally about how we feel during a stressful term.

Investors are now "more willing to invest in riskier securities," since "people feel the market is trading somewhat rationally again," she says.

Simons said in an email correspondence with HuffPost that people feel for athletes "because you know rationally what it means to them, and because you wanted so badly for them to achieve something".

Therefore, a further referral, for instance, which changed the NN's mode of action, would feel very harsh, although the woman rationally knew that the NN was no longer available.

I couldn't explain it rationally, but it didn't feel right.

The idea then is that consumers, rationally perceiving this future improvement, feel richer and spend more now.