rational

• We all have this kind of memory, which may be termed the rational or ideal, as distinguished from the verbal and the local memory. —  A Book for All Readers An Aid to the Collection, Use, and Preservation of Books and the Formation of Public and Private Libraries
• For them to say that the colossal has become more important than the rational is, I feel, misleading. —  Edison's Conquest of Mars
• He found Monsieur Thuran quite rational, the fever having left him with the surprising suddenness which is one of its peculiarities. —  Return of Tarzan
• Zwingli's more liberal, rational, and Scriptural view of this doctrine, as well as of the Lord's Supper, has become the prevailing one among Lutherans and Reformed, and it has been deemed proper to abandon the view of both Luther and Calvin on the subject of both these doctrines." —  American Lutheranism Volume 1: Early History of American Lutheranism and The Tennessee Synod
• It is not necessary to be an ćsthete in order to regard both objects as the reverse of beautiful, as tested by what may be called the rational side of beauty. —  A Short History of England

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