Sentence examples for had reasoned that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hearst had reasoned that the kidnappers might appreciate free high-priced legal help for their comrades.

Todt had reasoned that, since parrots learn to squawk by watching each other vocalize, they might be able to learn German by observing people talk.

They appealed after finding out that a juror had written to the judge claiming other jurors had reasoned that since they could not decide which of the men had wielded the weapon they had better convict both.

Hitherto William had reasoned that many nebulae that he was unable to resolve (separate into distinct stars), even with his best telescopes, might be distant "island universes" (such objects are now known as galaxies).

While the FEC had reasoned that the Internal Revenue Service prevents such groups from intervening in political campaigns, thereby negating the need for FEC action, Kollar-Kotelly rejected this approach.- From Roll Call.

The researchers had reasoned that managed-care plans had an incentive to encourage patients at high risk for complications from the flu to get the shots, since this can prevent more costly treatments down the road.

Some have reasoned that a complete halt would hurt businesses.

The court may have reasoned that since the fence was already built the damage was done.

In addition, jurors may have reasoned that any ruling would have no immediate impact.

How could he have reasoned that his cold-blooded missive would give her the warm fuzzies?

North should have reasoned that two hearts was certainly a 6-0 facingcing a bad split.