Sentence examples for inability to reason from inspiring English sources

Today's stand-offs between science and superstition have plenty of parallels in the injustices the novel's churchmen inflict and Frankenstein's inability to reason with them.

The full-blown symptoms are heartbreaking: a loss first of short-term and then of long-term memory; an increasing inability to reason; disorientation, confusion, and a lack of emotional control.

One important defect of Default Logic is, however, the inability to reason by cases.

Children who are younger than this age point to the box from which Anne removed the marbles after Sally was absent, showing their inability to reason others' mental states or their holding of false beliefs referenced to the present.

Feigned inability to reason.

They both display similar characteristics and behaviors, including big tantrums, stubbornness, screaming for something very minor, yelling about anything and complete inability to reason.

But the inability to listen to reason and logic is just another attribute extremists and Islamophobes share.

The study lists its "most important limitation" as its inability to "explore reasons for this geographic variation".

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McFarland described the character as someone with a "take-charge nature", and an "inability to be reasoned away from her dictatorial decisions".

Limitations of an SBASS still include an inability to capture reasons for absenteeism and its exclusion of private school attendance information.