"There is less sympathy and more rational political attitudes," Mr. Straudenrauss said.
He is no mere screen icon, but a real actor with a gift for engaging our sympathy and showing a naturally rational mind disordered by grief, murder and the hollow insufficiency of revenge.
His eminently rational (and, therefore, heretical) idea receives some sympathy from what might seem an unlikely source:Leo Mullin, the chairman of Delta Air Lines, which has its headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia.
Keats may have been wrong about Wordsworth, for the reader's sympathies reside not with the rational interlocutor but with the inscrutability of the little girl who, within the mysteries of mourning, resists the finality of death.
His sympathies still seem to be with rational expectations and efficient markets, though.
What is most important to see is that the epistemology of science is really the epistemology of the main human cognitive faculties: memory, perception, rational intuition (logic and mathematics), testimony, perhaps Reid's sympathy, induction, and the like.
Conscious events have traditionally been thought to occur in non-rational animals, a position with which Davidson shows some sympathy (Davidson 1985a).
The American Burke is a model of rational prudence; the Indian Burke one of imperial responsibility and sympathy.
They get heart wringing indulgent sympathy, compassion, and a never-ending soul search for rational explanations, or should I say justification for their criminal, violent and yes, thug behavior.
Mr Cameron, speaking on a trip to Afghanistan, praised the former chief whip's "calm and rational" response to the affair, adding that he had "a lot of sympathy" for his predicament.
