Sentence examples for imaginable reason from inspiring English sources

"For what imaginable reason would you not want to go back in time to the belle époque?

The only imaginable reason for a traveler to read such stories at 30,000 feet would be to inoculate a troubled mind with a homeopathic dose of angst.

In fact, the only imaginable reason Mr. Gensler is not on the Treasury short list is that he has been so effective getting financial reform in place that he has made powerful enemies on Wall Street.

Also on file is the "Negotiation Overview," which lists every imaginable reason in favor or against re-signing the player, from his effect on team chemistry to run-ins with the law.

As the conscious and legally competent entity in the conception set-up, it's the woman's say that counts, and even the most terrible reason for having an abortion holds more sway than the best imaginable reason for compelling a woman to carry to term.

People use these sites for every imaginable reason – to laugh and learn, to watch the best and worst of popular culture and to check out news.

The pre-existing physical contexts, as seen in the images, would be the human neck, wrists, or pretty much any other area of the body imaginable (within reason).

Even those capable of the most heinous behavior imaginable have reasons why they are the way they are.

Now, for the most awful and imperative reason imaginable, Haiti's government and its international supporters have the opportunity to turn stark devastation into the beginning of a new standard of living.

The sole impressive characteristic of Iain Duncan Smith – the winch that lifts him out of his otherwise incurable mediocrity – is his ability to lie for every reason imaginable, even when he knows his audience must find him out.

The heat that the Obamas took from the Republicans over their decision to invite Common is, of course, reflective of the fact that they are going to find any reason imaginable to criticize the president.