Sentence examples for rational exposition from inspiring English sources
Both are about rebellion and both veer between emotional outburst and rational exposition.
"Here is a means to present to the American people a rational exposition of the major issues that face the nation, and the alternate approaches to their solution.
Some in the Hindu community seem to expect from such instructors a rational exposition and defense of the tradition that is associated with the historical role of the theologian and not the teacher of history, anthropology or sociology.
"What the film has to say about the state of matrimony and the restlessness of modern husbands and wives is more in the jumble of details and the eccentricity of the montage than it is in the exposition of a rational development," Bosley Crowther wrote in The New York Times.
Ishmael used set, rational rules and a simple, literal approach to Biblical exposition, and he occasionally upbraided Akiba for the latter's excessive interpretations of superficial Biblical words or phrases.
This aversion to exposition is compounded with the traditional view that Daoist philosophy defies rational clarification.
Aquinas arranged the Summa Theologiae's exposition of morality within a classification, not of the goods to which rational acts are directed, nor of types of act, nor of practical reason's standards, but of the virtues.
The question is at least as old as Plato but received its most important modern exposition in the philosophy of Kant, who argued, first, that it is only rational beings who can exercise judgment the faculty of aesthetic interest and, second, that until exercised in aesthetic judgment rationality is incomplete.
Savannah Garden Exposition.
