Sentence examples for reasoning stands from inspiring English sources

The point here is that translation between the knowledge areas should avoid the presumption that theoretical approaches based on the characteristics of theoretical reasoning stands in any authoritative position to dictate the rightness of the practical conclusions arrived at on the conditions of a practice.

The flaws in their reasoning stand starkly exposed by the Reproductive Toxicology paper.

Ghazzālī, an orthodox jurist and a major exponent of faith based theology (Ash'arite) having studied philosophy, thought discursive reasoning stood on a solid ground but soon turned against philosophy, offering a devastating critique of reason in his The Incoherence of Philosophers (Tahāfut al-falāsifah).

But in this case, it said, "a credibility finding rooted in flawed reasoning cannot stand".

While presumably Michael's appearances, particularly in an election year, are breaching television guidelines, does such reasoning still stand up in this internet-drenched age?

Include all your workings and reasoning to stand on solid ground and show that you have thought it through.

But if this were so, the status of philosophical reasoning itself would stand in grave doubt.

Dan Seligman makes some interesting points in "Why the Rich Live Longer" (June 7, p. 113), but his reasoning doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

Whatever their motives, the anti-public ordering gang's reasoning doesn't stand up well under scrutiny.

South Africa?... That's realistic?" Harris explained his reasoning from the stand, saying, "An ambassadorship in some small country somewhere would pretty much sideline [Blagojevich] for the rest of his political life" and therefore might have been appealing to Obama.

So after hours of analysis, financial and otherwise, my husband and I arrived at our usual split reasoning: Either way we stood to gain.