Sentence examples for it reasoning from inspiring English sources

Republican electors generally supported it, reasoning that it provides a counterweight to political dominance by coastal states with huge (and largely Democratic) populations, like California and New York.

He said his daughter knew about prostitution "to a point," because he had explained it, reasoning that he would rather she learn about it from him than on her own.

After the happy 1990s, when the world changed suddenly and the Indian software industry faced hostility in the United States, Mr. Karnik writes, Nasscom was tempted to open an office there, but decided against it reasoning that this could become a political bull's-eye.

White did not share it, reasoning that he should not give the competition a "blueprint" for the tricks he was perfecting, like the back-to-back double corks that have turned the sport upside down — twice, with a corkscrew — this season.

At George Mason University, Dr. Neil F. Johnson, a steganography expert, said he became so worried by steganography's potential to be used by terrorists and criminals that he stopped publishing his research on how to detect it, reasoning that if people knew how he detected it, and where, they could devise methods to thwart him and move their messages to sites he has not checked.

Although, Christine Fenno from Entertainment Weekly was happy about Pam and Jim finally dating, she was critical of them being secret about it, reasoning "I mean, nobody's cheating.

The regulator said it would explain its reasoning in the near future.

It's reasoning like this that lead me to write that Post-It.

It is reasoning from incredulity.

"It's reasoning I don't relate to.

He put it on, reasoning that people would now understand why he was not at the wheel.