Sentence examples for rationalized accounts from inspiring English sources

People whose cognitive anomalies impede them from arriving at and articulating complex and rationalized accounts of their own good very often are not accorded full status, and sometimes even are denied considerability, by moral and political theories, including pluralistic liberal theories committed to respecting citizens' diverse values.

However, it can be rationalized by accounting for elicited beliefs and other-regarding preferences.

He must impose greater discipline on the service secretaries, face down Congressional advocates of ill-conceived programs and accelerate efforts to rationalize Pentagon accounting systems.

The change in the current-potential curves has been rationalized taking into account an equilibrium between different species of Ag(I) in neutral or acidic media.

There is a dominant sequence of unfolding, which reflects a nonuniform stability distribution across the repeat array and can be rationalized by theoretical models accounting for heterogeneous contact density in the folded structure.

It can be rationalized by taking into account that the strong rigidity of FHCl may prevent the structure to reorganize, which is needed to accomplish long-range order.

"I was afraid that they didn't account for my height," he rationalized later.

Maureen Linker advocates social epistemology that is not a form of naturalized epistemology, but a "revised rationalized approach to knowledge that takes into account social responsibility" (2003, 167).

Personal accounts and expressions of feelings are rationalized away; only "facts" that have been carefully vetted and verified by other Whites and certain "acceptable" Blacks are to be believed.

The results on PST crystals were analyzed and rationalized using a mechanistic model that takes into account the distribution of the lamellar sizes (γ/γ and γ/α2).

Rational suicide -- or a rationalized one?