Sentence examples for holding reason from inspiring English sources

Campbell's point seems to be that without an explanatory relationship between reason explanations and the physical causal explanations underlying them, not only is there no justification for holding reason explanations to be causal; moreover, the problem of causal explanatory competition and exclusion pressed by Kim (6.2) rears its head.

"In general, we believe that these commonly held reasons for defeat should be treated with caution and require deeper analysis," the review said.

This book holds reasons why that might be so – and the poignant chapter on the "scholarship boy" is not to be missed.

Beckett writes: "In general, we believe that these commonly held reasons for defeat should be treated with caution and require deeper analysis.

That is, this tradition holds reasoned analysis to be necessary to understand the nature of phenomena (or rather, their lack of nature).

Notice that a lot of the advantages above sound similar to the generally held reasons that young tech startups outperform large, slowing moving public companies.

With the universally held belief that surgeons were under pressure from patients, all these factors appeared to be strongly held reasons for referral for arthroscopy.

With 2012 just about over, we in New York have reason to hold heads high.

Further than that, Abelard holds, human reason cannot go; but reason validates the analysis (strictly speaking only a "likeness" or analogy) as far as it can go.

In rabbinic discussions of the nature of truth, it was generally held that reason alone was necessary but insufficient; prophecy could supply what was missing.

They also hold that reason endorses acting morally.