Sentence examples for extreme reason from inspiring English sources

"Then why don't we make it one?" Bachmann responded, in a tone of extreme reason.

He speaks in a tone of extreme reason that nevertheless suggests he is way smarter than anybody else in the room.

Shelby agreed, but had an even more extreme reason for embracing this new way of living.

Some of this deficiency may be caused by increased muscle stimulation or reduced feeding, but the high levels of induction suggest a more extreme reason for this deficiency, such as a reduction in energy production triggered by the effects of dichlorvos on mitochondrial function.

At this stage, he thought, the prosecution's case couldn't be said to be either "weak" or "watertight" — both extremes a reason to deny bail, in one case by making jail unfair, in the other by giving him an incentive to flee.

Maybe killing sperm is extreme, I reasoned with myself.

Extreme conditions, reasoned Schaaf -- among the public officials who recently attended the wrenching funeral of an 8-year-old girl strafed with gunfire at a slumber party -- require exceptional measures.

The differences between the two N rates tested (none vs a standard rate) were deliberately extreme (for reasons explained above) but the results are consistent with those from previous experiments that tested more, including more agronomically relevant, rates (Widdowson et al., 1985).

The pain that must be endured when patients and doctors must separate -- whether for insurance reasons or relocation reasons or as in this extreme case, medical reasons -- is excruciating made worse by quirks in a massive medical system.

Information on hygiene practices, specific responses to the health risks from seasonal extremes, and reasons for practices were also obtained.

The fact that the crew were threatened with extreme violence was reason enough for concern.