After all, one has to choose a moment; and the air is always full of reasons at any given moment.
For years business and community leaders have been full of reasons for people to do their shopping close to home.
"I had a sack full of reasons not to do it," he said about his first feature, speaking by telephone from his home in Hamburg, Germany.
Headlines and bulletins were full of reasons for people to vote, whether it was for Farage's party or against them.
Each evening, Dalia arrived in her daughter's bedroom, strained and full of reasoned explanation, to enforce their rule that Ruby was only supposed to have computer-time for an hour; this resulted in stormy sessions of weeping, on both their parts.
In Silicon Valley, the blogs are full of reasons why companies and products fail after the fact.
Major League Baseball, at least on the surface, would seem to be flush and full of reasons for optimism.
A pro-con list originally by DragonFlyJonez (and posted to Snoop's Instagram account) is full of reasons you're unlikely to read or hear anywhere else on the campaign trail.
Every individual, Israeli or Palestinian, has an axe to grind, and a world full of good reasons to grind it.
The narrator, Paul Lohman, offers readers a full list of reasons his brother, Serge, disgusts him, and Serge conveniently makes himself repellent as the dinner proceeds.
