with reason造句怎麼寫

A man speaks with reason, two men speak with a comparison, three speak with a view, and everyone speaks with truth.

Cultivating self-reliant children requires parents to guide their children from time to time with reason rather than emotion.

On the basis of previous studies, it analyses the specific errors existed in the book in detail. In the end, make the paper to be with reason.

Developed credit system can accelerate fund the maximum flow and assign with reason, can enlarge production and investment scale, can improve fund using efficiency.

The road of life must be patient. There is nothing to worry about, nothing to worry about. Meditation needs to dilute the frenzied emotions with reason, release the past of imprisonment with magnanimity, and welcome the unpredictable future with calm.

There were scenic poems in fresh and natural style and with reason and bright characteristics, as well lyric poems of deep and sophisticated thoughts and of implicit and gentle patterns.

Poorer regions gripe, with reason, that this is unfair.

Both sides argued with reason, and neither would give in.

Proper control of love with reason is beneficial and no harm.

This article discusses the meanings of using learning utensil with reason in order to improve efficiency of math classroom education.

Although he argued with reason and urged to change his name, he died under a round iron fist and a long stick.

Fortunately I have a brother who has always been very fashion-conscious, and he'd take me in hand every few years when my fashion sense got too out of touch with reason and social acceptability.

If you temper criticism with reason, everyone can obey you.

Is it not with reason that the people look upon them as large?

The chevalier might boast with reason to the friends who visited him that few retired captains were more snugly quartered than he in his crib in shepherd's inn.

The key problem is that equating probabilism with reason crowds out consequential thinking.

Feel sexy and live with reason.

To live is a state of mind: seeing the world with emotion is a tragedy, and seeing with reason is a comedy.