Sentence examples for its reasonableness from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we can say, in keeping with the third argument, that an act's rightness or wrongness cannot consist in its reasonableness or unreasonableness, because acts cannot, strictly speaking be reasonable or unreasonable (T 458).

We expected flair and found it, but what surprised us about Octagon was its reasonableness, which was especially evident in the breakfast buffet.

He also takes account of its reasonableness, judged by its fit within a well-articulated and philosophically defensible system of beliefs.

In a 1993 essay titled "It's Hard to Find a Good Lamp," he wrote, "The art of a chair is not its resemblance to art, but is partly its reasonableness, usefulness and scale as a chair".

And most of the transplants are in "right-to-work" states, where closed-shop agreements, which force workers to join a union as a condition of employment, are banned.In any case, the UAW may have its reasonableness tested in the coming talks with Ford and, in particular, Chrysler.

Sometimes, he said, prosecutors reduce the charges appropriately as a result of plea bargaining, which spares the time and expense of going to trial in a marginal case, as when a weapon is found in a car carrying several people and it is difficult to prove who had physical possession, or the seizure is subject to constitutional challenges over its reasonableness.

"Is it reasonableness or machismo?" he asked.

We provide an example for four genes of the gamma-proteobacterial core compared with the gamma-proteobacterial species tree [ 34], deduced from a simultaneous study of 205 genes by Lerat et al. (Our previous critique of this tree [ 21] was focused on its statistical support, not its biological reasonableness).

James found the justification of religious experience in its consequences for the life of the individual: valid experience is distinguished by its philosophical reasonableness and moral helpfulness.

Few concessions would be irreversible, while a gradual easing of sanctions as a reward for its apparent reasonableness could lead to a fracturing of support for international sanctions that have been so painstakingly constructed.

First, as to its eminent reasonableness.