Sentence examples for made reason of from inspiring English sources

He informed his master that Lady Dudley had risen early and would not that day suffer one of her own sort to tarry at home, and was so earnest to have them gone to the fair, that with any of her own sort that made reason of tarrying at home she was very angry, and came to Mrs. Odingsells … who refused that day to go to the fair, and was very angry with her also.

Golf fans on both sides of the Atlantic can sit around and cluck for a while, trying to make reason of all this.

It was Rousseau who first advanced the principle of the autonomy of reason, and who made reason alone the touchstone of political legitimacy.

But Ukip's reductionist approach has made reasoned and nuanced discussion of both virtually impossible.

Aitor Throup has spent six years on what he described as "new object research," an effort to make reason the essence of design and apply it functionally.

So an important outcome of teaching and learning in public health ethics is the capacity to make reasoned evaluations of the range of normative beliefs and values at work in the field.

Mr. Rosenstiel added, "Information is in oversupply, but making reasoned sense of it is not".

Patients who are healthy can make reasoned choices without the stress of a serious illness.

The core set approach makes the reason of the exclusion clear, and therefore makes it possible to estimate the nucleotide transitions within a small range of uncertainty.

But there are many legal rules that are counter-intuitive, meaning that they do not make sense logically, but are made for reasons of policy and expediency.

"We do make mistakes but often what are called 'mistakes' are conscious decisions made for reasons of budget, logistics or narrative, like compressing time frames, shooting in a different location to the actual event, or reducing the cast of characters".