Sentence examples for lack reason from inspiring English sources

For example: it's completely opaque as to how it's forming its compatibility ratings and from where it's pulling its information, so the ratings at the end lack reason or explanation.

Yet the other animals, though they lack reason, live together peacefully according to their species; only humans, who most greatly need concord to preserve themselves, do not manage to live together peacefully.

Passi satirizes intellectual women (278 9), and comes close to suggesting that women are a different species from men, insisting that women should be treated like animals because both women and animals lack reason and virtue (Malpezzi Price and Ristaino 2008, 108).

"Animals, despite the fact that they lack reason and understanding, do not make colors the cause of conflict.

Are they really, like you said, these "humans who lack reason" because they haven't been disciplined into adulthood, because they haven't yet been broken down?

Indeed, Daniel Jacobson (2012) points out that the evidence that people lack reasons for their judgments is in fact very thin.

One may hypothesize that patients lack reasons to be grateful because of their frustrations with the disease and associated dissatisfaction with life; or they give less attention to issues other than the symptoms of their illness.

Because it lacks reason, deriving instead from dogma and orders from above.

But the three commissioners added that they were open to Mr. Rosch's idea, saying they wanted "to avoid any possible public misimpression that the commission obtains settlements when it lacks reason to believe that the alleged conduct occurred".

identified matter with Poverty (penia that is informed by Abundance (poros), giving a cosmological twist in Plato's myth in the Symposium (203B f .. Since matter is lacking reason, Numenius considers it in itself disordered (ataktos) and unknowable (fr. 4.4 5).

It seems a bit rich, however, coming from a man who as recently as 2009 suggested that Islam lacked reason, making the religion inherently prone to violence.