Sentence examples for being reason from inspiring English sources

The most promising account of a priori justification in terms of a nonexperiential source of evidence is one that sees intellectual intuition, rational insight, or apparent rational insight, as providing the relevant a priori evidence with its source being reason, not some special faculty of intuition analogous, say, to sight, which is a source of empirical evidence.

However, instead of these failings being reason to denigrate the entire system and its employees, perhaps we as a society and medical providers as a profession should see these as challenges that must be met to give our veterans the care they deserve.

Rather this feature of justified belief, call it the feature of being "reason-enhanced," arises whenever a good reason for the belief is given.

But there is also no reason to think them alone in being non-condition-governed while also being reason-supportable, since moral concepts, to give one example, at least arguably also have both these features.

What we share is reason.

That is reason for celebration.

There's reason for concern".

That may be reason enough.

"There's reason number one".

There is reason for that.

There is reason for worry.