Sentence examples for reason produced from inspiring English sources

These studies began with the immense commentary on the Critique of Pure Reason produced in 1881 92 by Hans Vaihinger, known for his philosophy of the "As If" (which stresses human reliance on pragmatic fictions), and with the founding in 1896 of the new journal Kantstudien ("Kant Studies") and in 1904 of the Kant-Gesellschaft ("Kant Society")—both still extant.

The externalization of reason produced a historical sequence, including the forms of alienated life.

"This person just for whatever reason produced a handgun and then began shooting students in the library," FSU Police Chief David Perry said.

The sleep of reason produces monsters, warned Goya – but those monsters are prodigiously creative.

"The sleep of reason produces monsters," he wrote beneath one of the most emblematic images.

The inscription on one etching reads, "El Sueño de la razón produce monstruos" ("The sleep of reason produces monsters").

They represent the point at which science tilts into fantasy – as the sleep of reason produces monsters.

Contraband writer Aaron Guzikowski's script toys with Nietzschean ideas about the inherent dangers of fighting monsters; at every turn, violence begets violence, with the sleep of reason producing nothing but nightmares.

This self-described "laughing for no reason" produces real, contagious laughter and is fun for the self-selected participants, but its claimed medicinal benefits remain a matter of conjecture.

"The sleep of reason produces monsters" (Plate 43), which typically appears in art history textbooks surveying the period, depicts the artist with his head cradled, face down in his arms, resting on a table with his drawing tools around him.

How do you tackle the problem that a theological college (so close to the museum) is, for some odd reason producing YEC ministers by the bucketload.