Sentence examples for reason and acceptance from inspiring English sources

When martial law was declared in December 1981, he preached a sermon that condemned the government for trampling on human dignity; but it also called for calm, reason and acceptance of this "lesser evil", rather than see Poles killing each other.

Agrippa knew Nicholas' works, including De docta ignorantia, and at the very end of De vanitate adopted the ideal of "learned ignorance"—that is, an educated acknowledgment of the limits of human reason and acceptance of simple faith as the foundation of his own philosophy.

We will do a lot more damage to ourselves and the rest of life along the way, but out of an ethic of simple decency to one another, the unrelenting application of reason, and acceptance of what we truly are, our dreams will finally come home to stay".

This study investigated the social cognitive variables that predict medical students' intention, as well as reasons for refusal and acceptance to get vaccinated against influenza.

This cross-sectional study aimed at identifying the social cognitive variables that predict influenza vaccination intentions of German medical students and their reasons for refusal and acceptance of vaccination.

We conducted a cross-sectional survey study among pre-clinical medical students in a German University hospital to assess the social cognitive predictors of influenza vaccination, as well as reasons for refusal and acceptance of the vaccine.

Requested therapies and reasons for acceptance and refusal were recorded every 3 weeks over a 6 month period.

Rand also defines rationality, which is "the basic virtue," in terms of "the recognition and acceptance of reason as one's only source of knowledge … and one's only guide to action" (p. 28).

His contribution, therefore, was not centered on any innovation within these very familiar Newtonian themes; rather, it was his accomplishment to become a leading evangelist for this new Newtonian epistemology, and by consequence a major reason for its widespread dissemination and acceptance in France and throughout Europe.

An earlier development of this theme (Southerland et al. [2001]) included similar reasons for demarcation between belief and acceptance but added a further argument based on ethical concerns.

This atmosphere of interaction and acceptance is just one reason for UNICEF's global partnership with the Special Olympics.