Meanings of endowed with reason in English

Nor does it avail anything to suppose that beasts are endowed with reason.

You imagine you have married a creature endowed with reason: you are woefully mistaken, my friend.

Why is it that creatures endowed with reason distress themselves and everyone around them by worrying?

What man endowed with reason will not pronounce thine act a transgression, a signal and sinful injustice?

They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brother- hood.

Robert began to believe with Tayoga that it was, in very fact and truth, alive and endowed with reason.

They are endowed with reason and will; they are set at liberty, and permitted to expatiate over a wider field.

The State has its origin in man as a creature desiring and willing, and at the same time endowed with reason.

What a shame that men endowed with reason and knowledge of right should mar His gifts....

It is, therefore, perfectly reasonable to suppose that beings, not only animated, but endowed with reason, inhabit countless worlds in space.

How, in practice, a man endowed with reason and a conscience can do this, is one of the unexplained mysteries of life.

If I am right, we are both endowed with reason, we have both the same motive for listening to the voice of reason.

We have sought, in our intercourse with other nations, better understandings through conference and exchange of views its befits beings endowed with reason.

Do you suppose if beasts were endowed with reason that every one would not give the prize of beauty to his own species?

You are one of the rare specimens of featherless birds endowed with reason, who unite to the austerity of Cato the amiability of Titus.

Many of which, as if endowed with reason, took their fill during the day, and returned home at night without any guidance of herdsman.