Sentence examples for many rationalizations from inspiring English sources

"There are many rationalizations that people provide for animal cruelty," he said, "and culture and tradition is nearly always at the top of the list".

Certainly one will occasionally overhear exchanges with genuine moral content, some of them robust, if one takes Devlin's advice and catches the Clapham omnibus, but one will also get served up as much prejudgment, as many rationalizations and parrotings, and as much mere emotion.

In terms of rationalization, many teachers used rational arguments to explain difficult situations, which helped them to down-regulate their negative emotions.

Many of the rationalizations to justify the discrepancies have been debunked.

Among the American elite — that sliver of Americans who have seen historic gains in wealth and income since the mid-1970s even as most Americans' real incomes have stagnated — many look for rationalizations and excuses.

There was also a general policy of privatizing state-owned assets throughout the 1990s, which promoted rationalization in many industries.

We observed that treating a protein native structure as a network by having amino acid residues as nodes and the non-covalent interactions among them as links allows for the rationalization of many aspects of the folding process.

Many set about constructing elaborate rationalizations to justify their belief, arguing that Christ had returned spiritually, or that the event had occurred in Heaven, if not on earth.

Many people come up with rationalizations that excuse their own shortcomings and transfer the blame to others.

However, other studies claim that many of these explanations are rationalizations, since distance is relative, and that the 'shyness' of ethnic minority women that is often referred to is actually rooted in other factors (56).

And certainly, such remarks were regarded by members of the ethnic communities, and by local health workers and health authorities, as mere rationalizations of inaction: "many Asian groups are in favour of compulsory fortification; indeed the DHSS has been accused of racism for not intervening more actively".