Sentence examples for I would reason from inspiring English sources

But more than either of those two things, I would reason that this is a time when the need for feminism is making itself acutely obvious in all manner of ways.

Sitting there in my giant headphones with a union jack design, I would feel marked as old and out of touch – onlookers would know at once that I could only be listening to Barry Manilow, or Status Quo, or perhaps Charlene's I've Never Been To Me – but, I would reason: I'm not a teenager and it's only a plane home from holiday and nobody cares.

I'd reasoned that the contra deal at a brothel must have been straight forward: how many blowjobs did a set equate to?

The No. 1 reason, I'd argue, was our innovation deficit.

Not because we would have an excuse for leaving the beach, but because I would have reason to feel shit.

If the weather was inclement I would find reasons not to go".

Completely doing without those too-easy options would, I reasoned, draw our attention to what we ate when, and why.

I would have no reason to," she said.

"If that is done, I would see no reason for war".

I would imagine another reason is that it's not a heavily traveled airport.

If I didn't get up to run, I would have no reason to get out of bed.