Sentence examples for minds rationally from inspiring English sources

If an entrepreneur does get back on her feet, the stigma of failure becomes a scarlet F, and so few success cases exist that the most brilliant Spanish minds rationally decide to work for large Spanish companies or the government rather than risk almost certain failure and a lifetime of debt and shame.

Both Gödel and Einstein insisted that the world is independent of our minds, yet rationally organized and open to human understanding.

"By humanism I mean first of all attempting to dissolve Blake's mind-forged manacles so as to be able to use one's mind historically and rationally for the purposes of reflective understanding and genuine disclosure.

By humanism I mean first of all attempting to dissolve Blake's "mind-forg'd manacles" so as to be able to use one's mind historically and rationally for the purposes of reflective understanding.

In a strict rationalist vein, by contrast, what appears before the mind are ideas, rationally formed "clear and distinct ideas" (in René Descartes' ideal).

Kant eventually decided that the only way to measure -- rationally, mind you -- whether an act was moral or immoral was to ask oneself whether the world would be a better place or a worse place if everybody did this one thing.

Mental illness confuses the equation because it raises the question of whether an individual is possessed of sufficient clarity of mind to autonomously and rationally choose to alienate her own right to life.

As for those yet to go, you wonder which rationally-minded low-income student might sign up for an education under this unfair system as it stands.

The above anomalies (losing knowledge without forgetting, disagreement amongst equally well-informed ideal reasoners, rationally changing your mind without the acquisition of counter-evidence) would be more tolerable if reinforced by separate lines of reasoning.

"The Internet has ruined our collective mind for being able to rationally deal with news and issues," he says.

Lennie, large and lumbering, with a mind unable to remember or think rationally, tags along at his side.