Sentence examples for we rationalise from inspiring English sources

We rationalise what our gut tells us.

"We English," he writes, "editorialise, we rationalise, we explain".

In other words, if we rationalise that our beliefs are beyond the realms of testing, they can never be refuted – therefore they become strong beliefs, resistant to contradictory evidence.

In his 2007 best-seller "The Black Swan", Nassim Nicholas Taleb argued that such excursions from the normal have three things in common: they are outliers, being wholly unexpected; their impact is extreme; and, in hindsight, we rationalise them by concocting explanations that make them seem (or so we like to think) predictable.

With the model at hand, we rationalise these effects.

We rationalise how oil would affect the bolus rheology using structural models then consider the implications on oral processing and perception.

"If we rationalised how risk and opportunity work, I think it would lead to some better, braver decision making".

We rationalised that if a user is currently browsing content in a series, they'd rather engage in the series' videos and not simply related videos.

One of the ways we rationalised that was that big jets are more the billionaire plaything rather than the business tool".

We rationalised it to some extent and it worked, but I have nine-year-old twins, a boy and a girl, and it's unthinkable!" "It's an extraordinarily [Ancient] Greek situation really," says Simon Kunz, who played twin Annie's butler in the film.

We rationalised, therefore, that we could combine these different facets of our methodology to generate homogeneous ADCs that would selectively release a drug cargo at acidic, lysosomal pH.