Still another dimension of rationalism depends on how its proponents understand the connection between intuition, on the one hand, and truth, on the other.
It is important to educate students, and teachers, that creative design and problem solving requires a balance between openness, flexibility, and intuition, on the one hand, and systematic investigation, discipline, and hard work, on the other hand.
Physiotherapists are led by their clinical experience and intuition on the one hand and their knowledge of evidence based medicine on the other.
You'll have to use your intuition on this one, but as a general rule of thumb: Don't ask anyone a question that you wouldn't want to answer yourself.
Were it not for the threat to social order, one might stand the intuition on its head: Negative truths are more fundamental than positive truths.
He emphasizes that on the Newtonian view, space and time are akin to substances in that they are independent of all objects and relations, on the one hand, and independent of the mind (and of intuition), on the other and yet lack causal relations.
At the very least, journalists need better guidance than intuition on what covert techniques are justified.
That experience made her question whether she could trust her intuition on men.
The quality of the video could be higher, but not the level of real-time intuition on display.
Perhaps this was a shrewd political intuition on Bush's part — a recognition that Americans, for all their passion after September 11th, would inevitably slouch back to their sofas.
My biggest regrets are the moments that I let a lack of data override my intuition on what's best for our customers.
