Sentence examples for sort of rationale from inspiring English sources
In contrast, a platform that says, "we'll detect and integrate a lot of imperceptible signals and let you know what's important" doesn't offer any sort of rationale or explanation.
That sort of rationale would excuse any tyrant who thought he was right, as if ideological fanaticism or religious faith were virtues in themselves.
One of his first tasks was to help formulate some sort of rationale for the use of nuclear weapons in Europe: there were by then some 7,000 of them lying around, and nobody had quite worked out why.
He had good grounds for leaving, as good as Manea's own — his father had been murdered for being a Jew, possibly by the government — but Manea felt only irritated scorn for this sort of rationale.
However, the considerations he offers for an a priori method do not all obviously draw on this sort of rationale.
§ Much of the independent living capacity being built by domestic Chinese developers has been built with the same sort of rationale that has driven the country's real estate market for the last several decades.
I had all sorts of rationales for it — thematically and so forth.
The reason it was so awkward is that Portman declined repeated invitations during the talk to sign onto the bill, and offered the sorts of rationales that sounded very familiar to the firefighters and police officers who were making the pitch.
It usually comes about almost casually, reflexively, but behind it there's often a sort of Old Testament rationale, skewed and no longer accepted by society but remembered and resorted to under stress.
"There must be something; otherwise the corporation should be broken up, because shareholders can do the diversification themselves". It is firmly rooted in our minds that there must be some sort of a rationale for why these various businesses are grouped together into one firm.
