I'm terrified of the sea, I think with good reason, because it's rising.
One of the things that people objected to, and I think with good reason, was the size of Mr Goodwin's pension pot.
No, atheists (most of us anyway) think (with good reason) that we are insignificant on the cosmic scale and that our only significance comes from each other.
Mr Abbott thinks, with good reason, that the political brawling of an election campaign could threaten the referendum's success.
They had thought with some reason that there is no more dreadful punishment than futile and hopeless labor".
And I thought, with good reason, that the police would dismiss the issue because I had after all consented to some kind of sex act.
Furthermore, even positive Legal Moralists need not think, with Moore, that the reason for criminalizing immoral conduct is precisely and only to secure its retributive punishment: she could instead believe, as Feinberg's Legal Moralist does, that we should criminalize it in order to prevent it, and therefore only if criminalizing it would be likely to reduce its incidence (see Feinberg 1988: 324).
Children know more because they think with their instinct, not their reason.
Think logically and with reason.
24/7 we're treated to our own venality, the corruption of our elites, the gullibility of the masses and the lizard-brained inability to think and reason combined with the higher brain's ability to insist that it has mastered both -- the duality that will doom us in the end.
