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Varvilliers' unreasoned philosophy did not cover this point.

What is wanted is reasoned consideration, not unreasoned condemnation.

This faith, often blind and unreasoned, is distinctly Western and modern.

Again, an unreasoned philosophy, even though true, carries no guarantee of its truth.

It was trying; but the contempt, the unreasoned contempt, the man's appearance provoked, made it easier to bear.

She found, too, an unreasoned joy in being once more by his side, no matter under what conditions.

Mr. Russell's unreasoned anti-theism seems to me to make him curiously blind to an obvious application of this principle.

Her perched attitude in the chair was, in an unreasoned way, her own tribute of strained attention.

Lack of insight always ends in despising or else unreasoned admiration.

Northwick's unreasoned gladness grew with each impression of the beauty and novelty.