Sentence examples for rational good from inspiring English sources

The Czechs, he said, had lived under Austrian rule and were rational, good administrators and fond of being cynical.

The essence of liberalism, in this view, is its claim that the rational good of humanity has superseded any particular religion, including Christianity.

On the former view, by contrast, a rationale is at hand: because your will is, insofar as it is rational, good.

Here he assumes an ideal of citizens as "moral persons" who regard themselves as free and equal, have a conception of their rational good, and also have a "sense of justice".

Please, for the love of all things rational and good, get it together!

He is all the more frightening for believing himself both rational and good.

You can't simply say rational is good and irrational bad.

The decision whether or not the law should be changed must rest with Parliament; despite the wider acceptance among the general public that such a change would be rational and good, it will be an extremely difficult decision for Parliament to make.

He was rational, and good as ever, but the world had no colour for him, and watching him drift out of his studies when he had been so alert, nerdy and fascinated by everything broke my heart, mainly because I could do nothing.

It seems that what Hardimon is really appealing to as a necessary condition of a role's generating obligations is that's role being 'meaningful, rational, or good'.

He avoids this inconsistency and thus is not committed to the Stoic view that the natural/actual course of events is rational or good.