Sentence examples for a combination of reason from inspiring English sources

This is why it produces written opinions rather than peremptory orders (and why its members wear robes and read their decisions from a pedestal): it has to persuade elected officials, through a combination of reason and mystique, to back its rules by force.

And he's right: while I think it's OK to spend most of my time on this blog working within the limits of the politically possible, and relying on a combination of reason and ridicule to push out those limits over time, once in a while I should just flatly state what I would do if given a chance.

Moved by a combination of reason and fear, Hobbes believed, human beings will contract with each other to create a sovereign - an absolute ruler who will prevent any slide into anarchy.

There seems to be a combination of reasons.

I think it's a combination of reasons.

Still, we are in an era of pitching dominance, thanks to a combination of reasons.

"It was a combination of reasons, but the United States' position was very instrumental," Mr. Zebari said.

"It is, I think, for a combination of reasons," replied Sir Martyn.

I think it's a combination of reasons why I've started writing less about her.

Banks are under pressure in many countries, for a combination of reasons.

For a combination of reasons, including bullish prognostications by handicappers and polls that promise a blowout, Democrats' hopes have soared.