Sentence examples similar to whose reasonableness from inspiring English sources

And what practical reasonableness requires seems to be that each of the basic human goods be treated as what it truly is: a basic reason for action amongst other basic reasons whose integral directiveness is not to be cut down or deflected by subrational passions.

Thank Christ, then, for Phil, whose calm in such situations has made him a beacon of reasonableness in a slough of idiocy.

U.S. District Judge Shelly D. Dick ruled Monday that the billboard is permissible, saying that Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne, whose office developed the tourism slogan and sued MoveOn.org, "underestimates the intelligence and reasonableness of people viewing the billboard".

Fossils found in Alberta are the property of the province, but in keeping with Canada's trademark reasonableness, Nernberg said he was comfortable with his find going to scientists whose beliefs were "diametrically opposed" to his.

Someone whose conscience is sound has in place the basic elements of sound judgment and practical reasonableness, that is of the intellectual and moral virtue which Aquinas calls prudentia.

Yet, in contrast to our current crop, that era's conservatives — whose cries of "socialism" have a modern ring — now look like rational actors, exemplars of sweet reasonableness.

Whose crime and whose punishment?

But at whose expense?

And for whose leisure?

Depends on whose mind, whose soul.

But whose home?