Sentence examples for was rational enough from inspiring English sources

Earlier that year two court-appointed psychiatrists had found her fit, which meant she understood the court proceedings and was rational enough to help in her own defense.

"The Last King of Scotland" makes the case that Amin was rational enough to understand his country's tangled relationship with British imperialism and to inject that sociopolitical understanding into words.

Pound, the American poet who broadcast for Fascist Italy during the war and then was kept in comfortable circumstances in St .Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington from 1946 to 1958 -supposedly because he was "insane" - actually was rational enough to be tried for treason, according to Stanley Kutler, Professor of American Institutions at the University of Wisconsin.

U.S. District Court Judge James Donato thought that argument was rational enough to be heard by a jury – a process that McDonald's wanted to avoid.

Even as a practicing Christian Baptist, he was rational enough to change his mind on Don't Ask, Don't Tell, with honorable conduct, no matter what the service member's sexual orientation may be, being the goal.

Not if you're rational enough to believe in science.

"The national delegates are rational enough," Mr. Jing said.

In the short term, playing it safe is rational enough.

(That is hardly a shocking finding — bankers are expected to be rational enough to spend lobbying dollars because they work).

Complex derivatives need to be banned because nobody understands them and few are rational enough to know it.

Such behaviour is rational enough but many worry about the systemic consequences of a swift build-up of debt.