Sentence examples for Lack of reason from inspiring English sources

The early art of Miró has a necessity in its lack of reason.

"The criticism that Axl gets when he does bold stuff is that he's showing some sort of instability or lack of reason," Ms. Najarian said.

He said: "There is a total lack of reason for her to go missing and she was very upbeat at the time.

As Graham Greene wrote of Highsmith: "Her characters are irrational and they leap to life in the very lack of reason; suddenly we realise how unbelievably rational most fictional characters are".

A chief part of the horror of yesterday's truly appalling, awesome events was the lack of a face or a name, the lack of meaning - the lack of reason.

Despite the lack of reason in the priorities of our national and state leaders, local voters have been deluded into undermining the educational structure, the educational professionals and the recipients of all this effort -- the children in our schools.

The entire story is obviously tragic, but it does make you (once again) consider the whole ease-of-oversharing-slash-lack-of-reason-and-or-responsibility thing that has come to mire the reputation of the Internet Age.

Beauty without reasons, and without anxiety over the lack of reasons: that may be what life was like before we started making it up.

Some Conservatives are already grumbling that the lack of reasons to positively vote Tory is down to nebulous campaigning slogans such as "the big society".

"Given a lack of reasons to really push the Nikkei higher and the fact that it rose over 200 points yesterday, this is a good level for a bit of profit-taking".

The lack of a reason for excluding an attribute is part of Spinoza's reason for including all possible attributes as attributes of God.