Sentence examples for apparently reasoned from inspiring English sources

The Compensation Committee apparently reasoned that "in context," Mr. Dimon's compensation package was quite reasonable.

He apparently reasoned that if she had an official role, she would not go public with her criticism.

Sinclair was a reformer who wanted to ameliorate the harsh effects of capitalism, but Anderson apparently reasoned that social radicalism did not — and could not — stop men like Daniel Plainview.

But Kirstein was an Anglophile with a passion for theatrical research, and how better to celebrate the American bicentennial, he apparently reasoned, than to honor the nation it broke away from.

The regulators apparently reasoned that there was at least a small chance that the procedures under study could backfire and increase the rate of infections, and a possibility that doctors and nurses might suffer adverse consequences if their performance or comments angered colleagues or employers.

Melissus had argued from the logical impossibility of void to the impossibility of motion; the atomists apparently reasoned in reverse, arguing from the fact that motion exists to the necessity for void space to exist (DK 67A7).

The DOD budgeteers... apparently reason that a smaller GDP requires belt-tightening.

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If it's true that things happen for a reason, apparently that reason is to piss you off.

It might be expensive, though, which is the reason I said Twitter shouldn't buy SoundCloud (and apparently the reason it passed on the deal).

"Opposite decisions were made for apparently similar reasons," the Treasury official says.