Sentence examples for kind of reason from inspiring English sources

The problem is: what kind of reason?

One kind of reason is never really enough.

I'm not doing stuff for that kind of reason.

What kind of reason is that?" I mumbled an incoherent answer.

It's important to clarify that Spinoza isn't talking here about a narrowly intellectual kind of reason.

And that when he tried to kidnap Clarence Ward, Geoffrey's grandfather, he at least had some kind of reason.

It's his shift from the kind of reason-giving that signals commitment to the kind that signals disengagement.

A tightrope is slung over the stage across which performers winged like angels make their perilous progress while below, sometimes in counterpoint, sometimes in full concordance, meme-like snatches from the Shakesperean canon career around in a kind of reason-in-madness quasi-chaos.

Perhaps the fact that a speaker invites us to trust her provides a distinctive kind of reason to accept her testimony.

If this is correct, it provides another kind of reason to think that moral considerations could be crystallized into principles that make manifest the organizing structure involved.

There will always be some kind of reason, and most of the time, it's an extremely stupid and superficial reason.