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Example sentences for "reason itself"

  • For the idea is a creation of reason itself, which therefore cannot disclaim the obligation to answer or refer us to the unknown object.

  • Nothing can escape our notice; for what reason produces from itself cannot lie concealed, but must be brought to the light by reason itself, so soon as we have discovered the common principle of the ideas we seek.

  • And from this it became evident that these must constitute the peculiar and natural procedure of reason itself, the form of investigation.

  • Reason itself is impossible if this principle be not supposed; the understanding finds it in itself as an absolutely necessary law, as a condition sine qua non of all its acts.

  • This does not seem very logical, for phenomena relating to the senses, may be examined by the light of reason, and it may be seen how far they agree with it: but what touch-stone have we for the phenomena of reason itself?

  • Reason itself belongs to the nature of man: wherefore from the very fact that anger requires an act of reason, it follows that it is, in a manner, natural to man.

  • But the intellectual virtues are in reason itself, so that they seem to have no higher rule.

  • As to virtues, some of them are intellectual, residing in reason itself, as stated in Ethic.

  • The objections against the persuasions and complacency of our purely speculative Reason arise from the very nature of Reason itself, and must therefore have their own good use and purpose, which ought not to be disdained.

  • Prescribed by the very nature of reason itself.

  • Will any advocates for the depravity of reason suppose, that inspiration ingrafts or superadds the essence of reason itself to the human mind?

  • Now I see that this standpoint is wholly irrational, due only to the blindness of reason itself promoted by [purely] scientific habits of thought.

  • But it is one thing to act in freedom according to reason, or from liberty and rationality, and another thing to act from freedom itself according to reason itself or from liberty and rationality themselves.

  • But as was just said, it is one thing to act from freedom in accord with reason, and another thing to act from freedom itself and according to reason itself.

  • Unless he was born foolish or supremely stupid, every person can attain to reason itself and by it to liberty itself.

  • The mind itself, reason itself, is an ideal reality and not tangible.

  • Reason itself is not tangible, perceptible to the senses.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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