Sentence examples for rejected reason from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Evangelicals haven't rejected reason as much as they have rejected the cult of expertise.

The author, whose previous book, "For the Soul of France," was about the Enlightenment, here turns to a generation of French intellectuals who rejected reason, putting their faith in "the soil of one's homeland".

As the founding place of the Dadaist art movement, which rejected reason and logic and championed cultural chaos, Zurich became the centre of the art world in the early 1920s.

For the 2,150 papers rejected, reasons are summarized in Table 1, with further details of the searching, including a flow diagram, shown in Additional file 1.

Following Hutcheson, Hume rejects reason or reasoning as the source of moral distinctions (understood either as judgments or facts).

Rejecting reason, the artists embraced the fantasy world of dreams.

By persisting in deliberately rejecting reason, Bowie reminds us that there are plenty of reasons to do so.

Thus, he does not reject reason altogether.

According to the summary in the pseudo-Plutarch Miscellanies, Xenophanes "declares that the senses are deceptive and generally rejects reason along with them" (A32).

The second response addresses the sage, and through him the Jews generally, by allowing that they, too, may be excused for rejecting reason and speculation because of the undeniable and plainly visible sights just related.

If you reject reason, you are rejecting God," Consolmagno said.