Sentence examples for rationally acceptable from inspiring English sources

She emphasizes "the wild self-dramatization that one associates with the young Tennessee Williams, or with Mailer when he gets high on excess," adding that "There's almost a swagger in the way [Toback] consciously goes beyond the rationally acceptable; he's looking for art in that beyond, wanting the unknown — the dangerous — to take over".

The fact that some contradictions are rationally acceptable does not entail that all are.

Such biases are legitimate: it is rationally acceptable to conduct scientific inquiry under their influence.

Every outcome that gives each gunner an expected utility of more than 1 seems rationally acceptable.

We show a class of games in which HCR guarantees eventual convergence to a rationally acceptable social convention.

Indeed, deontologists take the right rather than the good to be fundamental to ethics, and tend to see moral action in terms of acting in accordance with principles that are rationally acceptable to all.

Thus, it has been the object of a long line of theorists, representative of widely divergent outlooks, to demonstrate that such pessimism is unjustified and that the historical process can, when appropriately viewed, be seen to be both rationally and morally acceptable.

Stoicism teaches that the universe is rational, that it can be explained rationally, and organized rationally.

Then it is possible to rationally estimate the optimal QC sampling time intervals to sustain an acceptable residual risk with the minimum QC related cost.

Rationally or irrationally, it is inviolably idiosyncratic to me that I could never find acceptable as a truly-true friend an individual so emotionally attached to a person — be it girl-friend, psychiatrist, or god knows what. . . .

It is possible to rationally estimate the optimal QC sampling time intervals of an analytical system to sustain an acceptable residual risk with the minimum QC related cost.