Sentence examples for but the reasoning of from inspiring English sources

Congress's unusual interest in marriage laws might have been a sign to the justices that some discriminatory intent was at work in the passage of DOMA, but the reasoning of Windsor relied on the Equal Protection and Due Process clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment.

But the reasoning of the Mercedes engineers had not taken into account the effect Hamilton's pace had had on his tyres.

The Court all but abandoned the reasoning of Roe v. Wade (and its reaffirmation in the 1992 Casey decision) and adopted instead the assumptions and the rhetoric of the anti-abortion movement.

But if the reasoning of Christakis and Fowler is correct, friendship, and hyper-social behaviour more generally, is a significant factor in the recent evolution of the human species, which they describe as having accelerated in the past 30,000 years.

The proof for the lower semicontinuous case follows in a similar way but following the reasoning of Corollary 3.9.

The Court got the result right, but it was the reasoning of Justice Elena Kagan's majority opinion that grabbed my attention.

But, he later added, "the reasoning of the case is reasoning that would clearly support a national right to marriage equality".

Evangelical passion remains a brilliant strand in the weave of American discourse, but when it made way for the reasoning of the enlightenment deists and unitarians who made the revolution, another element of American speech-power sounded loud and clear: the reverence for classical oratory.

Under the reasoning of Newman, no crime had been committed.

Sadly, the reasoning of Karen Matthews was all too obvious.

The reasoning of the Paris court was not immediately available.