Sentence examples for imaginative reasoning from inspiring English sources
In other words, one's conduct is autonomous only if one exercises "assorted introspective, imaginative, reasoning, and volitional skills" (Meyers 1987).
There are Greek, and other, pre-Christian, stories that arouse the imaginative capacity and awake moral reasoning.
Since the negative argument shows that it cannot be a species of reasoning, it must be imaginative.
A gift for spatial reasoning — the kind that may inspire an imaginative child to dismantle a clock or the family refrigerator — may be a greater predictor of future creativity or innovation than math or verbal skills, particularly in math, science and related fields, according to a study published Monday in the journal Psychological Science.
Against the acceptance of ignorance that rigorous skepticism often demanded, and against the false escape from it found in sophistical knowledge or what Voltaire called imaginative philosophical romances Voltaire offered a different solution than the rigorous dialectical reasoning of Socrates: namely, the power and value of careful empirical science.
The spirit of critical thinking and independent reasoning that comes from personal inquiry results in stronger, more imaginative industries, which leads to a healthier economy.
Supporting learners to think spatially means considering learning environment designs that provide the imaginative mental states about concepts of space, tools of representation, and processes of reasoning that underlie more formal thought (Waller, 2014).
The Question of Imaginative Engagement: Since the counterfactual account of our knowledge of metaphysical modality depends on counterfactual reasoning in imagination, what are the details of how the counterfactual imagination works?
Following similar reasoning, other courts have dismissed defamation claims based on comedic expression, citing the presence of imaginative distortions of reality, illogical references, and physically impossible depictions that a reader could not reasonably interpret as a factual suggestion tending to blacken the plaintiff's reputation.
