rationalize造句

It's very difficult to rationalize away any unsatisfactory results.

They're smart and so they rationalize what they're doing.

They attempted to rationalize the new working method.

You'd learn about statistical mechanics, and how the atomistic concepts rationalize thermodynamics.

The design value?firsts to standardize, rationalize, humanize, grasp the continuously creative conviction;

Individualistic view of the world and the ability to rationalize unhealthy habits.

But as you got older, you began to rationalize your confidence.

Over time, people rationalize their actions, explaining away their mistakes, Roese pointed out.

Besides, they are surrounded by advisers with plenty of spare mental power to rationalize whatever it takes to win.

I want to go back to our energy level diagrams and see if I can rationalize energy level diagrams.

By prioritizing the needs of the business and creating services, Spotlight started to rationalize its application portfolio.

Maybe Expect will help you create enough free time to rationalize your configuration so that you no longer need Expect.

Do not rationalize. If you allow your brain to talk you out of getting up early, you'll never do it.

This thesis deals with a detailed research on the construction process of teaching objectives in the emotional domain, aiming to rationalize and operationalize it.

Although people almost always know the right thing to do - cheating is wrong - their sense of power makes it easier to rationalize away the ethical lapse.

The other study confirmed these findings and found that those who rationalize parenthood also reported a higher intrinsic value of spending time with their kids.

When people have them, they often think that they are being honest, but that's their Taker trying to rationalize what is actually cruel and destructive.

And, what we will do next day is we will look at the consequences of such an energetic set up, and rationalize that when ions form, by necessity we must form ionic crystals.

She might USE logic to "rationalize" her decision... or she might USE logic to SOUND like she has a good reason for either "being with" or "not being with" a particular guy.

"I think that emotional marks are made early on," Ferrer said. "Even if you can rationalize them as you grow up, they still leave that dank sadness you can never truly shake."