Sentence examples for reason seriously from inspiring English sources
First of all, to take this reason seriously, one has to suspend judgement on a number of issues.
The question of "is it safe for us to go there?" is always lurking, and we often and with good reason seriously consider the gay-friendliness of our vacation destination.
(iv.23) *"If you work at that which is before you, following right reason seriously, vigorously, calmly, without allowing anything else to distract you, but keeping your divine part pure, as if you were bound to give it back immediately; if you hold to this, expecting nothing, but satisfied to live now according to nature, speaking heroic truth in every word that you utter, you will live happy.
Now clearly the descriptive story about the non-legal reasons is not going to be part of a non-mentalistic naturalization of the theory of adjudication: a causal explanation of decisions in terms of reasons (even non-legal reasons) does require taking the normative force of the reasons qua reasons seriously.
So, for example, we should employ considerations that are accessible to other persons and provide them with genuine reasons in our dealings with them rather than trying to manipulate them through nonrational techniques such as threat or bribery, act toward them only in ways to which they could give rational consent, and be willing to listen to them and take their reasons seriously.
They selected an MD for the following reasons: "Seriously doubt the level of PAs and therewith in no way want to be helped by this type of provider".
More recent observers have seen little reason to seriously challenge this Rochefoucauldian view.
"In reviewing the literature and thinking through the arguments, there is reason to seriously consider prohibiting smoking on parks and beaches," he said.
Whatever the reason, it seriously diminished the accuracy of the astronomers' observations, but galvanised them for the next transit in 1769.
Huff drove it to right field, giving Mets General Manager Omar Minaya one more reason to seriously consider acquiring him and his potent left-handed bat before the July 31 trade deadline.
However, considering that Mark Weber is a known neo-Nazi and his article contains information that has been discredited, one would have very good reason to seriously doubt the credibility of his article.
