Sentence examples for supremacy of reason from inspiring English sources
Palladio celebrated the supremacy of reason in his designs, adapted worldwide during the centuries since, often for secular contexts.
What a terribly insulting idea that must be to anyone who has spent his life believing in the supremacy of reason, especially since high school.
Though "A Royal Affair" is programmatically committed to modernity — to the banishment of superstition and religious authority, to the rule of law and the supremacy of reason — it is in almost every way a decidedly old-fashioned film.
I'm sure Warner Brothers would like me to change the subject and tell you about the amazing diabolical conspiracy that tests Holmes's ingenuity, along with his faith in the supremacy of reason.
The phrase "a moral order" would probably have struck Ataturk, with his belief in the absolute supremacy of reason, as something murky dug out of the medieval recesses of the Islamic mind.This is why his sort of secularism has less in common with the secularism of most of today's Europeans and Americans than it has with that of France's 19th-century rationalists.
"If you believe in everything, you will end up not believing in anything at all," warns Pi's dad, who is committed to the supremacy of reason and who is, as rationalists often are in the imaginations of the devout, a bit of a grouch about it.
A major reason for the supremacy of the Dutch fair is the concentration of top-quality pictures.
By speaking in this manner, the sage acknowledges the supremacy of the divine order in all of its senses, but he does this now in defense of reason and rationality.
The Reformers emphasized both the supremacy of Scripture and the relative inability of the unaided human mind to reason about God in a reliable fashion.
It is a serious error.... See to it that the supremacy of the law is undisputed, and through the law rid our hearts of this respect for reasons of state that is absurd in a democracy".
Such was the contradictory supremacy of Thatcherism.
