Sentence examples for reason and reflection from inspiring English sources

There must be room for reason and reflection.

This is not a defense of the Egyptian regime, or any other, but is a call for reason and reflection, rather than emotion.

With the ranking, Mr. Slater said, consumers can "make choices based on reason and reflection, rather than just the style and appearance of a given vehicle".

Locke, for instance, said that a person is "a thinking intelligent being, that has reason and reflection, and can consider itself as itself, the same thinking thing, in different times and places" (1975: 335).

André summarizes (in a sentence that could have been written by Shaftesbury): "I call beautiful not what pleases to imagination's first sight – but what has a right to please reason and reflection by its own excellence" (Essay on Beauty quoted in Becq 1994, 419).

Methodologically, he takes it to support once again his view that the most promising route to the discovery of nature's secrets is neither blind empiricism, nor deductive rationalism, but a combination of observation, pure reason, and reflection on the constraints imposed by considerations of the best.

But with maturation, emotional responses come to a much greater degree under the control of reason and reflections.

The media should be uncompromising in condemning this for what it is: a blatant attempt to stir up hate, bigotry and mindless passion at a time when there is a need for balance, reason and self-reflection.

3> -wrap-foot> sentinelinelymphph node These high false-negative rates are reason for concern and reflection.

He declared that they were more the result of instinct than reason and more a reflection of schoolyard wrangling than adult sophistication.

He says the idea that his instruments are "moving through thought itself, through emotion and reason, and that memories, dreams and reflections should consist of jelly, is simply too strange to understand.