Sentence examples for bit of reason from inspiring English sources

Every bit of reason lifted away as we dashed down the alleyway.

It was also shared by many journalists and liberals who cast it as a welcome bit of reason amid the rising frenzy.

Someone with a bit of reason.

"The strength of ['Mrs. Donaghy'] was that, however silly, all of the illogical circumstances of the show can be explained with a bit of reason", reported Caitlin Smith of The Atlantic.

Every bit of reason...everything I know or pretend to know or suspect I know or am widely believed to know about football...everything I absorbed from watching umpteen games and hours and hours of SportsCenter and the NFL Network...tells me the Colts are going to win this.

At Monday's debate, Gingrich felt the need to balance that earlier bit of reason with an absurd call for abolishing the National Labor Relations Board, as if it is the unbridled power of trade unions rather the mammoth corporations that is responsible for the downsizing and outsourcing of once well-paid American jobs.

"There is a conflict there, and it's probably a good bit of the reason why technology entrepreneurs struggle with the art world".

"Maybe that was a little bit of the reason," he said, "but it was more I wanted to keep my wife happy.

I believe a bit of the reason is to throw little torches out to lead people through the dark".

But with the initial onslaught of Syria strikes encompassing so many warplanes and missiles, which Harmer called a "kind of a weird hybrid strike of a bit of everything", one reason to use the F-22, the former pilot explained, "is to justify the weapons system".

For those who haven't used a Rift before, a bit of explanation: the reason you're seeing two of what appears to be the same image is that the Rift headset pushes one slightly-offset image to each eye.