Sentence examples for place of reasoning from inspiring English sources

We must educate students not to rely on "Magical Thinking" in place of reasoning based on evidence, not fairy tales.

Could Orlando be the collective smelling salt we need to wake us up to think beyond the obvious and to get to a deeper place of reasoning and resolve?

Non-native English speakers have the option of taking TOEFL in place of SAT Reasoning Test or ACT.

Much of the debate has revolved around the place of moral reasoning in justifying state action, most commonly in justifying the use of coercion.

Drawing from these findings, we employ a measure of sister's and sister-in-law's previous place of delivery, reasoning that family members influence individual women to make birth choices based on their own experience.

(A copy of it has recently been made available at the Hume online archive [Peacock et al. 2001].) Not only is it a mess in places in terms of reasoning and lacking basic formatting consideration, the report itself states that it was prepared so hastily that not all members of the Peacock Commission were able to approve the final version.

Our ability to understand a sign in terms of its place in some pattern of reasoning and system of signs enables us to derive information from it (by deductive reasoning) or make conjectures about it (by inductive and abductive reasoning).

As we saw in the case of a KU public relations professor last year, the university policy line of reasoning places faculty at risk when a single tweet is view as offensive by a few vocal community members with access to university administrators and appointed or elected board members.

"Should we be so surprised that schools would become a place of carnage?" This line of reasoning isn't new for Huckabee.

One should not conclude, however, that careful examination of arguments, assumptions, and patterns of reasoning have no place in continental feminism, but rather that this work must be supplemented to adequately unearth the non-discursive deep-seated biases and blind spots of the Western tradition of thought not easily detected by an exclusive focus on the examination of arguments.

One strand within living constitutionalism, upon which we will be focus below, stresses the extent to which constitutional interpretation resembles the kind of reasoning that takes place in other areas of the law pertaining to common law legal systems, such as the law of contracts and torts.