Sentence examples for sharp reasoning from inspiring English sources

But she had made an intensive private study of Cleopatra and — apparently thanks to some combination of sharp reasoning, verve, and personal wealth — she persuaded Hawass of the strength of a theory that the Queen and Mark Antony were buried at Taposiris Magna, and not at a site now underwater, as others have guessed.

The development of sharp clinical reasoning skills, as well as skills in detection, monitoring, investigation and evaluation are therefore essential (Aitken et al., 2002).

That goes for state officials as well as owners of businesses who should have the right to refuse service to gays and lesbians planning to wed: "I'd like to think there is room in America for people to disagree instead of screaming and shouting and having to shut their businesses down".It doesn't take exceptionally sharp powers of reasoning to detect the fallacy in Mr Huckabee's logic.

The prosecution's reasoning drew sharp questioning from some judges, including Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye.

I don't know any field of argument where the line between Christian and secular reasoning is so sharp as in embryo research.

The choice between 1-factor and 2-factor theories depends on a sharp distinction between perception and reasoning.

And people over 50 apparently are better at making financial decisions as their reasoning skills grow sharper.

Eisenberg and other lawyers were met with sharp questioning by Judge William Garnett over the legal reasoning that would justify making an exception to the long-standing practice of keeping the process secret.

As Eddie Jones possesses an all-seeing eye and the sharpest of rugby minds, there must be some solid reasoning behind his reluctance to give the young Saracens forward a first England cap at Murrayfield on Saturday.

A second reason to avoid trying to maintain a sharp distinction between science and values in the policy context is that personal, ethical, political, and cultural values unavoidably influence scientific reasoning.

One response to this line of reasoning is to insist on the importance of drawing a sharp distinction between the ecological process of selection and the evolutionary process of response to selection.