Sentence examples for had no rationale from inspiring English sources
Evoking the sympathetic narrative of young people who found themselves in this country illegally after coming as children, Mr. Obama said opponents of the legislation had no rationale for blocking them from a path to citizenship.
Still, although Mr. Gingrich is clever at drawing the news media's attention, he might be denied oxygen if he had no rationale at all for his campaign, and this possibility would leave him with little.
I had no rationale when I took my pseudonym in my late twenties, after all, other than a vague sense of my given name as slightly too bland, and a longtime love of superhero comics, in which no self-respecting crime fighter (or villain) would be caught dead without an appropriately spicy nom de guerre.
Many Democrats believe Mr. Edwards will have no rationale to continue without victories then.
It has no rationale beyond its political system, which was imposed by a foreign power.
I have no rationale to back it up but it always leads to the next interesting unknown.
The war now seemed to have no rationale at all, but Cheney and Rumsfeld quickly came up with new ones.
GDP growth has no rationale when the benefits are captured by the top 5% of the population, which in our cities means urban ecologies of residential segregation by income.
