Sentence examples for reasoning on which from inspiring English sources

(The presumption that desires or more generally motivations explain action is plausibly a legacy of a theory of practical reasoning on which desires are reasons for actions — and therefore, it is concluded, their causes — but that theory is off-limits to Velleman's project, and should not be appealed to by it, however indirectly).

Mr. Chafets might well have explored the zero-sum reasoning on which Mr. Limbaugh often relies.

But to categorize him that way would be using the type of specious reasoning on which, according to his book, American military policy about gay personnel is based.

The maintenance of gender distinctions through grooming regulations is part of the reasoning on which Arkansas' case against Holt/Muhammad relies.

STEPHEN KAHN BONNETT Brooklyn, Oct. 22, 2006 I'm troubled by the implications of the reasoning on which your mea culpa is based.

the gradual process of judicial inclusion and exclusion, as the cases presented for decision shall require, with the reasoning on which such decisions may be founded.

Thinking through which of two analogous cases provides a better key to understanding the case at hand is a useful way of organizing our moral reasoning, and one on which we must continue to depend.

They are also equipped with sound mathematical and formal reasoning based on which a network can be decomposed into modules.

Nonetheless, our results provide important insights into parental reasoning on immunization, which may help to better adapt public health and vaccination messages.

Because Miles relied on Evans v. Gore, O'Malley must also be read to undermine the reasoning of Evans, on which the District Court relied in reaching its decision.

Likewise, we define the reasoning and experiments on which the design of the metric is based and the restriction of being applied to recommender systems where the possible range of votes is not greater than 5.