Sentence examples for rationality from from inspiring English sources

Western rationality from Aristotle to Descartes.

Does such cool rationality from the global policeman make the world more dangerous?

This rationality from Major League Baseball to call off the game Wednesday would seem to be a beacon for all sports to acknowledge the limitations imposed by weather and the human body, despite mortal greed.

Expecting clear logic and rationality from films that have tie-ins with soft drink brands is a somewhat fruitless pursuit, but it's still disappointing, given the teams of writers who often work on franchise films, to see so-called cheats taking place.

Nevertheless, cognitions derive their status as thoughts capable of rationality from the fact that they have objects which represent the external world.

Nonetheless, Habermas uses this conception in his social theory of modernity to show the ways in which modern culture has unleashed communicative rationality from its previous cultural and ideological constraints.

What economists are concerned with are the phenomena deriving not just from rationality, but from rationality coupled with a desire for wealth and larger bundles of goods and services.

But, by qualifying the assent of the rational agent as 'measured' or provisional, they insulated rationality itself from practical error: whether or not the belief is false, an agent who forms it on the appropriate grounds is never mistaken in holding it provisionally.

One of the deepest threats to rationality is from those who use skeptical arguments as dialectical tools for what I call "leveling-down" purposes.

Our idea of rationality came from Mr. Peabody, who was, of course, a bespectacled dog time-traveling back into one non sequitur after another.

"We hope this matter will be treated with wisdom and rationality, far from tension," he said.