Sentence examples for time reason from inspiring English sources

"Reason does have blind spots, but at the same time, reason can also challenge religion to become practical," he said.

For more than 91,000 stops, the police recorded the date and time, reason, driver's sex, age and race and action taken.

Some authors (e.g., Engelhardt 1996, Baker 2000) use the term to refer to beings with relatively complex psychological capacities such as self-awareness over time, reason, and moral agency.

Hume maintains against the rationalists that, although reason is needed to discover the facts of any concrete situation and the general social impact of a trait of character or a practice over time, reason alone is insufficient to yield a judgment that something is virtuous or vicious.

This next wave of VPAs will be also able to maintain the context of the conversation for long periods of time, reason with clarity about what you discuss, provide answers to your questions, execute tasks for you, and all along the way learn from you and noticeably improve with use.

Rather, it was based on the values of the eighteenth-century Age of Enlightenment, when for a brief time, reason was allowed to challenge the magical thinking that has ruled humanity throughout history.

But there were, at the time, reasons to think that Iran might be unique.

You're restricted in terms of what you can do for both budget and time reasons.

Now he just has to hope that the show doesn't have to cut it for time reasons.

Some jokes from the roast will be cut from the broadcast for time reasons; the show is only 90 minutes long.

I'm assuming that Marisa Tomei was absent from last night's episode for budgetary and time reasons, but she's supposed to be in charge.