Sentence examples for critics reason from inspiring English sources

The French were the loudest and most persistent critics (reason alone, in my book, to feel for the man).

Many in the state still advocate a tough approach, with long sentences served in full, and some early problems with released inmates have given critics reason to complain.

The new Transportation Security Administration has given critics reason to question its ability to meet the ambitious deadlines set by Congress for installing new passenger screeners and bomb-detecting machines at airports.

Shakespeare's King Lear is routinely construed as a place without God: critics reason that no good god would allow the presence of grave moral evils such as the torturous blinding of Gloucester.

Critics' reasons for opposing the Myitsone project vary.

Such a giant leap in locked phones could not be explained by changes in technology or criminal behavior, those critics reasoned.

It is an old-fashioned, reliable format, giving viewers a chance to test the critics' reasons against the available visual evidence.

Such critics reasoned that the only way for God to contain extension is for God to be extended.

If people started doing whatever they wanted, critics reasoned, chaos would rule and communities would break down.

As you can see, the inner critic reasons that it is helping you earn love while protecting you from feeling ashamed and hurt.

Critics of reason, from Haidt to conservative intellectuals like Burke and Oakeshott, see reason as an inherently flawed instrument.