Sentence examples for really rationally from inspiring English sources

"Nobody really, rationally can imagine Syria ever being led again - after this terrible oppression and murder and death of so many people - by the same person".

That, combined with a "post-adolescent idealistic phase," Moulton said, "impaired his ability to really rationally think through the consequences of what he was doing".

It can't really be rationally defended or condemned, only experienced and judged according to taste.

The central question is whether smokers really do rationally weigh the pluses and minuses of smoking, as traditional economics would suggest.

Of the three, only Bob's character really acts rationally.

That is, these authors agree with Pascal that wagering for God really is rationally mandated by Pascal's decision matrix in tandem with positive probability for God's existence, and the decision theoretic account of rational action.

And yet from a scientific point, a really pure, rationally scientific perspective, it's very hard for us to say that dog is experiencing joy at this time.

Does that mean that we are doomed to listen to political discussions without really thinking rationally about what is going on?

It also raises the bigger question of how citizens take in information and whether they really behave as rationally as they should with it.

"We can really think about rationally designing medicines to interfere with fundamental biological disease processes in many, many different spheres: cancer biology, infection biology, neurology.

But Holkot objected that the divine Essence was in no way "really," "modally," "formally," "rationally," "convertibly," nor in any other way distinguished from the divine Persons or the divine relations of paternity, filiation and spiration.