Sentence examples for king of reason from inspiring English sources
The colossus of science was not the first king of reason, Keynes wrote after reading Newton's unpublished manuscripts.
Dawkins obviously fancies himself the king of reason, yet he buys wholesale into this frat-boy mentality.
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When he died, his son Ferdinand III, already king of Castile (1217 52) by reason of inheritance from his mother, Berenguela, a daughter of Alfonso VIII, succeeded him as king of León.
Declarer also realized that West could not have both the ace and king of clubs for two reasons: he would have opened one spade, not two spades, and he would have led the club ace, not the spade queen.
Charles Dowding is the king of no dig for a reason: a flawless, almost weed-free veg garden on just a ¼ acre.
In a business where being able to tell a whopping lie is the coin of the realm, Buckpasser is the undisputed king of mendacity, and with good reason: his creators endowed him with two faces.
For all those reasons, Charlemagne, king of the Franks and Lombards by right of conquest, assented to his coronation as emperor of the Romans on Christmas Day, 800, by Pope Leo III.
They're sometimes referred to as the king of all exercises, and with good reason.
