Sentence examples for rationalized so much from inspiring English sources

And somehow the empty, jingoistic theory of "American exceptionalism" -- a bland version of the Master Race theory, but still nonetheless nauseating in its audacity -- can be reconciled with Jesus' decree to show love and humility, or, even worse, rationalized so much that guillible folks will think that it is exactly what Jesus was talking about when he said show love and humility.

It implied a conception of man not as a rational so much as a rationalizing being (Ibid. 232).

"All the different marketing disciplines need to be rationalized so the impact clients are looking for will be there".

This could not be happening naturally, they rationalize, so it must be a foreign conspiracy.

Perhaps I knew that at the time but rationalized it because so much was at stake.

We don't need narratives that rationalize human experience so much as those that enlarge it with the breath of mystery.

"For the last 30 years," Saul rationalized during the conversation, "there was so much political correctness that [now] the audience wants to see something wrong".

The second process, rationalization, takes place when dominant ideologies become ingrained in everyday social practice so much so that people rationalize them as common-sense beliefs about the way things are and how they should be (Simpson 1993).

Newt explained that Pitt the Younger, "surrounded by the disciples" of Adam Smith, "rationalized British tax policy to create the commercial environment in which so much wealth is made that people were able to fight the Napoleonic Wars".

But there are those from Utah who see state officials with so much on the line that they are rationalizing away a potential catastrophe.

Could all this talk be just so much bull-market revisionism, a rationalizing that seeks new arguments to justify ever-higher stock prices?