Sentence examples for no understandable reason from inspiring English sources

Everyone knows the famous cases — Gary Gilmore, Jack Abbott — of parolees who commit terrible crimes for no understandable reason soon after getting out.

When thinking about the cooked donkey, the bear, and the antelope, the question also remains: Why would you wage wars for no understandable reason or benefit when you can eat, drink, and party so magnificently?

Usually, there's an understandable reason for the design.

Eventually I realised that there was an understandable reason for the dissonance.

So there was always an understandable reason, but sometimes it seemed to be a rather unreasonable reason.

No similar impulse seemed to exist for panelist and former Newsweek correspondent Scott C. Johnson -- and for an understandable reason.

By charging forward, albeit for an understandable reason (Rickon), Jon effectively reverses the situation of the Battle of Cannae.

"She may very well have had an unavoidable and understandable reason," Councilman Lewis A. Fidler said.

Gold bugs are buying bullion for the understandable reason that central banks appear committed to printing more money: they fear that eventually this will lead to inflation.

Many Americans see themselves as struggling under the weight of a heavy tax burden (partly for the understandable reason that wage growth has been so weak).

At every bailout there has been German resistance, for the understandable reason that the German taxpayer is the largest single guarantor of the deal.