Sentence examples for lofty rationales from inspiring English sources
People have become curators of their own television consumption, seizing lofty rationales for why they keep tuning into "American Idol," (cultural anthropology) or Nascar (just anthropology).
That had been the whole idea, the lofty rationale behind the snow-globe collection and the flea-market eyewear.
While some of that research is pretty lofty, the rationale for hiring someone like Mr. Sargent is simple — that he can help the hedge fund figure out the effect of policy changes on people's thinking, a critical element when judging how an economy will fare.
Last November, President Bush delivered a speech at the National Endowment for Democracy, in Washington, spelling out the loftiest of his rationales for the war in Iraq — a determination to remake the political world from North Africa to the Arabian peninsula.
Last November, President Bush delivered a speech at the National Endowment for Democracy, in Washington, spelling out the loftiest of his rationales for the war in Iraq a determination to remake the political world from North Africa to the Arabian peninsula.
By David Remnick Last November, President Bush delivered a speech at the National Endowment for Democracy, in Washington, spelling out the loftiest of his rationales for the war in Iraq — a determination to remake the political world from North Africa to the Arabian peninsula.
In the administration's pursuit of whatever lofty goal was accomplished by visiting Iraq Bob Hope-style, I wonder if any thought was given to the rationale for this war effort.
Given the lofty price of the average Janus holding, even a tiny decline in potential growth can undermine the rationale for holding it.
