Sentence examples for but not without reason from inspiring English sources

People behave unreasonably in Baumbach's films but not without reason, and it's this combination of weirdness and relatability that forms the basis of his appeal.

Inclusivity is the buzzword in Mexico, somewhat ironically for those of us who think the UN is the only place that will finally attract all players, but not without reason.

The judges praise him a little strongly but not without reason and he should be safe.

Johns Hopkins University political scientist Benjamin Ginsberg is one cranky faculty member -- but not without reason.

Some may be deeply skeptical or distrustful of pharmaceuticals, but not without reason.

It's the time of year when back-to-school sales flood the cable channels and bombard our inboxes, but not without reason.

As usual, he stood up nicely, his arms close to his body and his feet not too far apart, ready to go anywhere but not without a reason — the picture of a powerful, decisive intellect unfettered by preconceptions.

Col. Thomas M. Pappas, the military intelligence officer in charge of interrogations at the prison, told Army investigators that detainees might be stripped and shackled for questioning, but not without "good reason".

A classic wide-brimmed floppy hat will only up your poolside glamour, so there's no excuse for going without. 4. Red, white and blue striped bikini £30, www.lauraashley.com The nautical look may be a summer trend that is more predictable than the weather, but not without good reason – after all, who wouldn't want to look like a Côte d'Azur habituée?

Unfortunately, on both models, that notch is still hanging out at the top of the phone, but not without good reason.

Juror number 12 may be paranoid, but not without good reason.