Sentence examples for famous rationale from inspiring English sources
These scenes are so harrowing that you may question the famous rationale ascribed to the British climber George Mallory when asked why he wanted to ascend Mount Everest: "Because it's there".
He says that both the terms "disruptive" and "technology," which he put together to coin what became one of the era's most famous buzz-phrases and the rationale for its most popular strategy -- the Internet spinoff -- "may have been misleading".
While the presence of the stars helps fill the grandstands and adds luster to his marketing pitch, focusing on the famous can divert attention from the business rationale.
But the rationale behind barring Sama Masry — a famous belly dancer and Youtube personality — is less clear.
By this rationale, the Gruffalo appears to be even more famous than Julia Donaldson MBE, Children's Laureate from 2011-13, whasher her picture in the National Portrait Gallery.
For me, watching these two extremely famous people engage in this extremely petty behavior made me think about the rationale behind social media breakup etiquette in general.
This rationale for freedom of expression is echoed by Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes in his famous dissent in Abrams v. United States (1919) when he claims that the best test of truth is free trade in the marketplace of ideas.
Since no editorial rationale accompanies the anthology, one can only guess at the collective motive for including famous names like Ma Rainey, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, Bessie Smith, Oscar Hammerstein II, Lorenz Hart, Ira Gershwin, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Dorothy Fields, Johnny Mercer, Frank Loesser and Lightnin' Hopkins.
Its famous "switch in time that saved nine" — a well-timed reversal of recent, unpopular decisions — weakened Roosevelt's rationale and his supporters' resolve.
