Sentence examples for rationalise that from inspiring English sources

So how do you then rationalise that with the rest of your life?" He is quiet for a few moments.

I rationalise that I am living in a western country, so do in Rome and all that.

"Once you rationalise that your products will be killing half of your customers," he argues, "everything else questionable that you might do must seem rather pedestrian".BAT declined requests for an interview about the documents.

In other words, if we rationalise that our beliefs are beyond the realms of testing, they can never be refuted – therefore they become strong beliefs, resistant to contradictory evidence.

I often look back and try to rationalise that decision, because it seems so weird and I've come to a lot of different decisions, one of which was that I was just looking for something to write about.

Her queer behaviour made it easier for Italians, Britons, and many Americans disgusted by Knox to rationalise that even if Knox didn't murder Kercher, a bad person was still deservedly punished.

"The Republican party has rationalised that his guy is sane, that this guy should be president," he said.

Hamas has rationalised that inviting a conflict, while potentially bloody, will see Israel struggle to defeat it.

But in the end I rationalised that when a woman has a child and goes through natural childbirth she suffers an enormous amount," she said.

And in 2015, Arthur Boyt, a retired biologist in Cornwall, ate a stranded dolphin for his Christmas dinner, rationalising that it was a good use of the marine "roadkill".

As I grew older I found different ways of rationalising that feeling away, in spite of how obsessively I engaged with trans-related media".