Definitionn. the state of having good sense and sound judgment
Last update: October 30, 2015
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She always speaks to others in a way of rationality which has strucked me. [Please select]
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In the nature of the case satisfactory conclusions as to the rationality which may be predicated of animals are impossible. [Please select]
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The truth has no concern with appearance, but is answerable only to the test of rationality. [Please select]
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These may be regarded in respect either of the motion and change which attend them, or the rationality which informs them. [Please select]
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There is a perfectly distinguishable strain of pure rationality in the universe. [Please select]
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These are the terms which the ideals of rationality and goodness must repudiate if they are to retain their meaning. [Please select]
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Suppose a higher logic to make the principle of contradiction the very bond of rationality. [Please select]
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Of course, if so recognized, Fact sets a limit to the "through-and-through" character of the world's rationality. [Please select]
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She could express her wants articulately, and give her orders in a manner nearly approaching to rationality. [Please select]
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One must not neglect, too, that it was in their glorification of the rationality of the cosmos that they had their greatest effect. [Please select]
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For Plato reality and rationality meant one and the same thing, so that the ultimate reality was the highest principle of rationality, which he conceived to be the idea of the good. [Please select]
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