Sentence examples for Please reason from inspiring English sources

André summarizes (in a sentence that could have been written by Shaftesbury): "I call beautiful not what pleases to imagination's first sight – but what has a right to please reason and reflection by its own excellence" (Essay on Beauty quoted in Becq 1994, 419).

The stipulation that clues submitted should make some sense in both misprinted and original forms clearly posed an additional challenge (which some failed to meet) but having imposed this on myself - for what I saw as aesthetically pleasing reasons - I thought it only right to expect the same of you.

A paper based questionnaire was also provided to allow students to comment in three open text boxes in relation to the following statements "if you did not enjoy using the Keepad system, please give reason"; "if you did not answer all the questions using the Keepad system please give reason" and "any other comments".

Students completed an evaluation of the KS as a learning tool and were invited to make comments on 3 areas; "if you did not enjoy using the Keepad system, please give reason"; "if you did not answer all the questions using the Keepad system please give reason" and "any other comments".

So you can do as you please, within reason.

It was cheaper and we had the freedom to do as we please, within reason.

To increase the likelihood of your nomination being considered, please: Provide reasons why it's a worthy contender.

X2) Could you please provide reasons for your answer?

If the authors think some of the suggested experiments or analyses are not doable or unnecessary, please provide reasons in the revision cover letter.

Reason 6: Dentists and responsible adults: please skip this reason.

18 In our previous study of malpractice claimed calls, 21 the root-cause analysis performed by the National Board of Health and Welfare (NBHW), showed that the most common reasons (please note that more than one reason could be identified for the same case) for the malpractice claims were communication failure (n=35).