How To Use ratiocinative In A Sentence
- The opportunity law students get to compete in oral advocacy and presentation of cases in the most ratiocinative way still keeps the spirit of moot courts burning.
- one's ratiocinative powers
- When I use the word ratiocinative, it's because it is the correct word for the job. All About Language ~ The Lost Art of English
- Similarly, the characters in Henry James's fiction, which most readers find quite convincing even when the fictions themselves are judged to be somewhat short on dramatic action, share the obsessed and ratiocinative qualties of James's style. Style in Fiction
- The introspective, contemplative, ratiocinative, philosophic aspect of Holmes gets obscured as Ritchie turns him into a 21st-century man of action in the mould of Indiana Jones and Daniel Craig's ultra-tough James Bond. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows – review
- Most of us, I think, read whodunits for the pleasure of following a ratiocinative process, not to be left wondering which fictional character did what to whom; the real world offers far more interesting imponderables than that. Touch of Evil
- The city being the media capital of Punjab has sharpened their ratiocinative faculties and given them sufficient opportunity to express themselves on social, economic, political, cultural and other issues.
- Poe is his own great chain of being, his own Palace of Memory stalked by the Red Death, or imploding into the tarn as it may be, which is itself a code to ratiocinative processes. Kenneth Hite's Journal
- The process is often described as a ratiocinative or inferential process, and from this standpoint is contrasted with deductive reasoning. The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 7: Gregory XII-Infallability
- At first, in ratiocinative processes, its premises must cover little ground and be fully elaborated, and in the course of the deduction or induction there can be no omission of the smallest detail. Phenomena of Literary Evolution
