Sentence examples for its own reason from inspiring English sources

Yes it's an irrational compulsion, but it's so strong that it becomes its own reason.

"It has its own reason for existence," Mr. Filo said.

It's got action, which is fun for its own reason, but it's also very smart.

He thought a timer would help, but "every time I brought a watch on the test day it was declined for its own reason," like being capable of beeping or browsing the Web.

As for "The Iron Lady" itself, beyond the challenge it poses for Ms. Streep, its own reason for being is a bit obscure.

But Germany has its own reason for introducing cuts: It is legally bound by the "Schuldenbremse," or debt brake, that Parliament passed last year.

When Congress passed DOMA in 1996, it offered its own reasons for defining marriage as between one man and one woman.

I have spent the past 25 years campaigning for nature for its own sake, because it is beautiful, because it should exist for its own reasons and because we have no right to destroy it.

Describing his old delivery, he said: "If I were to say that I grew up in East Los Angeles in the projects poor, I assumed that everybody understood that it came with its own reasons for being the way I am.

"When you turn away from London and look to what it is you're doing, you see it's right for its own reasons.

Whether or not Israel's raids were what made Hamas join the fray last week, it has plenty of its own reasons for a showdown with the PA.