Sentence examples for reasoning moves from inspiring English sources

The internal reasoning moves from reactive and reflective to reflexive as the agent acquires more experiences that are increasingly grounded.

Neither good theoretical reasoning nor good practical reasoning moves in a circle; true thinking always presupposes and progresses in linear fashion from proper starting points.

This reasoning moves from an ought-to-be to a relevant ought-to-do and comes to full fruition not in a belief about one's obligations, but in a set of actions that result in one's dog learning to come when called.

Collins said before the game that he did not think twice about using Bay rather than a superior hitter like Duda — even with the Mets needing a spark at the plate — and suggested he would use similar reasoning moving forward when Dickey pitches.

In other words, animals and most human beings most of the time are purely empiricists; a rational person, however, is one who can engage in genuine a priori reasoning, moving from knowledge of a true cause via deduction to necessary effects.

The person's moral reasoning also moves toward increasingly greater social scope (i.e., including more people and institutions) and greater abstraction (i.e., from reasoning about physical events such as pain or pleasure to reasoning about values, rights, and implicit contracts).

The last suggestion turns on a step in reasoning that moves from facts that can be specified non-morally and are taken on all sides to be open to empirical study to moral facts.

Nor will instrumental reasoning necessarily move us.

There is now extensive interest in reasoning about moving objects.

In the case in which (x_{f}) were distorted to the right we could apply a similar line of reasoning, but moving the bundle leftwards.

The above representational sequence word problem, diagram, arithmetic solutions, and algebraic formula indicates an inductive reasoning sequence, moving from concrete to abstract and from specific to general (see Fig. 2).