From the anti-Hegelian side there was, above all, Die evangelische Geschichte (1838; "The History of the Gospels"), by Weisse, who, conceding to Strauss the necessity to rationalize the Gospel story, propounded a speculative interpretation of the Christ figure as an incarnation of the Logos (Thought-Word), in contrast to the mystic and pantheistic views.
In their paper "Negotiating White Power Activist Stigma," published in the journal Social Problems, in 2009, Simi and Futrell quoted a white supremacist in Southern California who had rationalized the banal necessity of making a living: "A pure white homeland is not going to happen in a big shoot-out tomorrow afternoon.
Stoppard's discourse, it seems, is meant to free us from the spell of abstract nouns, which Herzen called "the syphilis of our revolutionary passions," and which rationalize the violent solution as a historical necessity.
Ultimately, downregulation of MCT expression was used to rationalize the difference in HP lactate levels, but the complexity of the system reiterates the necessity of a global view of intermediary metabolism and enzyme expression and/or activity for interpretation of the HP pyruvate results.
Ever accommodating, Willy at first tried to rationalize the eel.
These results rationalize the current Basel regulations.
So how can we rationalize the modern goldbug position?
He attempted to rationalize the Knicks' struggles this season.
Don't rationalize the loss.
However, the blow cannot rationalize the thought, and the decision cannot rationalize the movement of the glass (though it can rationalize the action of moving the glass).
Do not rationalize the feedback or explain it away.
