Sentence examples for attach reasons to from inspiring English sources

"It's solely based on his play, and now we're going around trying to attach reasons to it," Maurice said.

In the focus lessons, Mrs Edgar produces many Commands, often without attached reasons.

Why must reasons attach to what I am doing by way of plans or guiding desires?

David Anderson says that the regulators did not give any reasons to abort the merger or attach any conditions to it.

Probably one of the reasons for this is that Obama seems not to attach much value to cleverness as such.

To be attached to the world is to be attached to the world as it is, and not for any reason, because reasons can always be countered.

So there is no obvious reason to attach any merger premium to Burlington's rivals.

She drives home our ability, even our need, to love without reason, to attach to something small and doomed simply because it exists.

For someone like Shields, there's little reason to attach this kind of statement to a work of fiction (for most novels, he says, "you have to read seven hundred pages to get the handful of insights that were the reason the book was written"; he recommends that would-be authors skip the excess pages and instead write a sort of brief précis as to these main insights).

"I think one reason people attach Jurassic Park  to science is that Steven Spielberg was so successful in taking a sci-fi idea and presenting it like it was real," he said.

Each query had to have a reason attached to it that justified it as a counterterrorism matter.