Sentence examples for reasonable evaluative from inspiring English sources

But on another (convergence) interpretation, justificatory reasons need merely be reasons that all citizens can see as justified according to reasonable evaluative standards, even if they do not accept those standards themselves.

For instance, on a convergence view, a religious reason can be justificatory if it is based on reasonable religious evaluative standards that a non-religious citizen might reasonably reject for herself but that she can still acknowledge as reasonable for others.

Defenders of intelligibility argue that reasonable pluralism applies to evaluative standards just as it applies to reasons (Vallier 2011).

(He calls this "evaluative practical reasoning": Bratman 1979, p. 156).

The reason for this is probably that the considerations of reasonable pluralism that drive theorists away from shared evaluative standards will have already been sufficient to drive them away from a shared reasons standard.

Accordingly, it seems reasonable to assume that most of the evaluative reactions towards math are learned rather than innate.

"Individuals need evaluative information about others to evaluate themselves".

Weak satisficing may also result from the termination of evaluative processing (of a list of response options) when a reasonable response option has been encountered.

Evaluative thinking involves both intellectual and ethical reasoning.

"But it's an evaluative process.

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