Sentence examples for try and rationalize from inspiring English sources

First of all, if there's something you do, you're going to try and rationalize it.

The American nature is to try and rationalize things, the genre-fication of things.

If students don't forget about renters insurance entirely, it's easy for them to try and rationalize not getting a policy.

They say it's likely we'll never know exactly what happened to Bosma and that it's pointless to try and rationalize the senseless killing.

The sad thing is that these fools are paid quite handsomely to make fools of themselves, then have the nerve to put their faces on TV to try and rationalize what went wrong.

However, what clinched it is when I read the Quran cover to cover -- with multiple translations and interpretations, and realized that my attempts to try and rationalize much of its content, or interpret it "metaphorically" were, frankly, getting quite ridiculous.

As humans, I have often believed that we try to understand and rationalize events that occur.

Even though I'm not dismissive and like to think of myself as inquisitive and open, maybe the fact that I can't help but try to rationalize and explain everything is a fault somehow.

All societies recognize and try to rationalize the cruelty inherent in incarceration.

What follows is normally a substance-fuelled crisis phase where you try to rationalize and plan absolutely everything that's going to happen in your life over the next 60 years.

It's only his better-behaved apologists in Congress, on Fox News and among the right-wing ecosystem who try to rationalize his conduct and explain his statements as if he is speaking great truths that the evil media simply won't acknowledge.