Sentence examples for to rationality from inspiring English sources
noun
Quality or state of being rational; agreement with reason; possession of reason; due exercise of reason; reasonableness.
- His sudden loss of rationality was brought on by excess drink.
His aim was pansophia (universal wisdom), which meant that "all men should be educated to full humanity"—to rationality, morality, and happiness.
We owe a duty to rationality by virtue of being rational agents; therefore, rational moral principle apply to all rational agents at all times.
Emotions also raise normative questions: about the extent to which they can be said to be rational, or can contribute to rationality.
In these ways, then, emotions would be all important to rationality even if they could not themselves be deemed rational or irrational.
Feelings of disgust are often immune to rationality.
None of this would matter if the mainstream American right was dedicated to rationality and civility.
To look for meaning where only sensation resides is to put an end to rationality.
In contrast to rationality, Diller and Scofidio give Mies a surreal twist.
A reference to Sherlock Holmes underlines its challenge to rationality to explain the world.
And when they did so, it was not because of any intrinsic appeal to rationality, or even humanity or sympathy.
Also in the show, philosopher Daniel Dennett explains why he believes religion is an affront to rationality.
