Sentence examples for exciting reason from inspiring English sources

The newcomer gives an exciting reason to visit this appealing, summery area.

"The plants may well attract the aphids' enemies and that is an exciting reason to look at this further," he said.

Dance is an intense storytelling form, but you have to find a story which offers an exciting reason for physical interpretation.

On Woodcleft Avenue, across the street from the water, where the Tides Restaurant used to be, the newcomer gives an exciting reason to visit this appealing, summery area.

One day residents of the London borough of Haringey were the proud owners of a work by the famous graffiti artist Banksy, who for some exciting reason had placed it onto a dingy wall in their very neighborhood; the next day they were not.

Hutcheson demonstrates that reason, unlike affection, cannot furnish an exciting motive, and that there can be no exciting reason previous to affection.

Ever missed the last train home because you've had to work all night, or for more exciting reasons – a hot date perhaps?

Secondly, as one cannot fully control the breeding or physical environment of humans, there are many other far less exciting reasons why the great-grandchildren of one group of people may be different from the great-grandchildren of another.

In Hutcheson's terminology, moral sense is the source of justifying reasons, but not exciting reasons.

When we seek the ultimate ends for either, we find that reason is merely instrumental, and cannot give exciting reasons, i.e., the reasons that motivate an action.

Hutcheson's main thesis against ethical rationalism is that all exciting reasons presuppose instincts and affections, while justifying reasons presuppose a moral sense.