Sentence examples for It reasoned from inspiring English sources

It reasoned that she had turned it into an artifact.

It reasoned, correctly, that the rule had to be waived to keep the newspaper from going out of business.

It reasoned that, because drugs are so uniquely harmful to children, a school can ban speech that advocates illegal drug use.

It reasoned that students would voluntarily integrate if the only way they could get the course of instruction they wanted was by attending a university that had historically been identified with the other race.

It reasoned that Sky's large subscriber base gave it an advantage over other bidders for sports broadcast rights because only it could be confident of generating the retail revenues to pay for them.

It reasoned mainly that the pregnancy leaves predated the 1978 law, and since the law was not retroactive, the discrepancy in benefits was the product of "past, completed events that were entirely lawful at the time they occurred".

I'd never need it, I reasoned.

It reasons that "anything can bring you pleasure, even pain".

The heft of the larger European countries, it reasoned, would restrain the growing clout of the United States.

Deadly dull, it was reasoned.

IT, he reasoned, was full of jobs.