Sentence examples for for some reason about from inspiring English sources

Now, there is a clip of Rush Limbaugh, blithering for some reason, about, "Does the GOP need to start handing out birth control pills?" They should probably do exactly that, if they want to combat these terrible demographics then YES, they absolutely should be very judicious in their generosity, vis a vis contraception.

She keeps thinking, for some reason, about the professor in her art-history class.

I'm not normally that confident, and I was incredibly confident, for some reason, about this week, because he had Aaron Rodgers, who was out on a bye week that week, so I was convinced that would be my salvation.

For some reason, about three years ago, the finger-sized swifts discovered the comforts of urban living and began, by the tens of thousands, to build their nests in Pattani.

"For the new piece," Mr. Shechter said in an interview in the canteen of Sadler's Wells theater in London, "I was thinking for some reason about how we want children to be quiet and how this creates a bubbling rage, passionate urges.

On the day we met to discuss his plans for the casino, he was rambling, for some reason, about bringing up 2800 horses from Florida to house at the currently closed Atlantic City racetrack.

Oh, and he seems awfully threatened about multiculturalism, for some reason, shrieking about burning the Mexican flag.

For some reason, books about raising children are much to the fore in coming months.

For some reason, books about lower middle-class or working-class life rarely stay in print, but Story's books have enough enthusiasts to be regularly reprinted and are pictures of an almost forgotten world of the 1950s and 60s.

Although he was just supposed to be a bit of fun, for some reason something about Jake McPake clicked with me.

And if you did, for some reason, care about the sequel storyline up to that point, you'd probably be annoyed that H20 ignored the plots set up by a bunch of its predecessors.