Sentence examples similar to he would reason from inspiring English sources

Linklater was shooting "Boyhood" on film, rather than with digital cameras, for visual continuity: digital technology would advance over twelve years, he'd reasoned, but celluloid would not.

With the media controlled by Jews, he'd reasoned, mainstream political protest from the extreme right was doomed to failure through obscurity.

"He's a bully and I wouldn't have confidence that he would be reasoned and restrained in a crisis".

This is a fact about how he would have reasoned.

Were we to ask Qutb whether he would have reasons to support laws that protect a robust right to religious freedom if he were adequately informed and reasonable, surely he would say: no.

And he would have good reason for that anger.

Today, he would have no reason to thank them or me.

Within a few years, he would have more reason to celebrate: in 2000, the trampoline became an Olympic event.