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Contemporary Examples of rationally
When I fielded telephone calls, my attempts to rationally discuss the subject were complete failures.
That is a message that might rationally resonate with independents, because it is rooted in fact.
The rational mind of course is correct, rationally—but we are not rational animals.
In Part 1, we learn that political opinions don't come from rationally developing arguments.
Annie Martin is still too peeved to rationally discuss comic Steve Harvey.
Historical Examples of rationally
It will not be easy to imagine any third mode materially different, which could rationally be proposed.
The Federalist PapersAlexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison
Few copies of the New Testament have been sold; yet what else could be rationally expected in these latter times?
Letters of George BorrowGeorge Borrow
Rationally conceived they are not only consonant with Determinism, but each of them implies it.
Determinism or Free-Will?Chapman Cohen
We cannot rationally suppose that Adam was a stranger to his duty, either in its nature, manner, or extent.
Since he himself is the way, can we rationally conclude that he would do anything for a guide to us that is unimportant?