Sentence examples for perspective reason from inspiring English sources

To grasp history philosophically, however, will be to grasp it from the perspective of world-history itself, and this provides the transition to absolute spirit, as world history will understood in terms of the manifestation of what from a religious perspective is called "God", or from a philosophical perspective, "reason".

"It's hard to put together anything from a strategic perspective reason of why they would do it," Gude added.

Further analysis of the data from a niche-regulation perspective reasoned classification of the niche-modulated genes into four functional categories: Both RGS1 and CD69 regulate leukocyte retention in niche.

From my perspective, the reason you would rub a guy's face with the palm of an old leather glove would be manifold: to rub the rough, abrasive leather palm across a guy's face, to give him a nose full of glove stink or, in the case of a cutaway palm, to tweak a guy's nose".

That's kind of nuts, and it puts into perspective the reason why people want to get it scientifically established that marijuana really does have some medical applications, particularly in fighting pain and nausea for cancer patients; the medical-marijuana movement is not purely a stalking horse for people who want to legalise and tax it like alcohol.

Poulain changed the focus of the debate about women in the seventeenth century from appealing to authorities to examining the question from the perspective of reason and empirical evidence.

From a lost perspective, the reason sex sells, pornography is profitable, and prostitution is "the world's oldest profession" is mankind's desire of women.

From my perspective, the reason for this is that there is often disagreement or difficulty in establishing or measuring the social impact.

In most cases, due to a deterioration of health status or a progression of the medical condition, the burden of living outweighed any associated benefit for the patient without any perspective or reason for life.

But from a viewer's perspective the reasons for fighting may come too late.

Turkish writer and publicist Ömer Laçiner adds the importance of socio-economic factors, citing high unemployment, especially among young people, and the utter lack of any perspective as reasons why they enlist with the PKK or their offshoots.