Sentence examples for much reason in from inspiring English sources

Methinks there is much reason in his sayings.

Taken prisoner by a Federal officer, who saved him from being summarily shot, he discussed "our respective causes" with his captors, "and, though I could not admit it, there was much reason in what they said".

Some of those questions may remain even after contemporary battles cease: how much faith is involved in the workings of reason and how much reason lies in the assertions of faith?

Power has not had much reason to celebrate in the 14 races since the victory in Brazil last year.

Nadal, who beat Andy Murray, 6-4, 7-5, 6-4, in Friday's first semifinal, has not given Federer much reason for optimism in Paris.

Nor is there much reason to believe in the disarming of the janjaweed militias.

But there has not been much reason for optimism in slightly longer races.

The people who run U.S. Steel have not had much reason to celebrate in a long time.

Chao certainly sounds hopeful in the post, but thus far, the company hasn't given customers much reason to share in that feeling.

Africa scares the west, but there's as much reason to be scared in Croatia as in Sierra Leone".

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