Sentence examples for no evident reason from inspiring English sources

"Strike off his head!" somebody orders, for no evident reason.

There is no evident reason why this should not work in people as it has already done in several animal species, yet so far no one has succeeded.

But for no evident reason, the court elevated that impulse to what is effectively a finding that Amex could not have power over merchants.

But there is no evident reason why they should, at least not to Mr Chrétien's disadvantage.So this will be another dull Canadian election, will it?

The traffic police, still known by their Soviet-era acronym GAI (pronounced guy-EE, usually with disdain), are notorious for stopping motorists, sometimes in the middle of the road, for no evident reason.

Back home and wound up, Anna scuffles with her impudent sister (Johanna ter Steege) over their father's move to the island tax shelter of Guernsey, and begins to spy, for no evident reason, on her husband (Fedja van Huêt).

There is no readily evident reason why statistically more conscious sedations were documented in the PDA cohort.

Mr. Herring said data from a shuttle's motion sensors was routinely returned to earth but, unless there was evident reason to look at it, was stored without examination.

Class and race figure into much of Mr. Reygadas's work, often as a source of palpable, violent tension that simmers and simmers until it erupts without explanation or, at times, evident reason.

And Muv, though loyal and profoundly responsible, was not exactly warm; Nancy was to say, "I had the greatest possible respect for her; I liked her company; but I never loved her, for the evident reason that she never loved me".

Firstly, to the good and sensible people of England, it looks like evident reason.