Neal Gallagher, the bureau's assistant director for national security who has jurisdiction over all counter-intelligence investigations, said in an interview that Mr. Kimmel's belief that there was a spy in the F.B.I. was "a gut instinct," not a well-reasoned position.
The health link therefore appears invalid and the result of the study is a discouragement of using health based on the epidemiological literature as a simplified and a not very well-reasoned link.
If anyone didn't provide a well-reasoned, plausible, articulate answer, she didn't suffer the indignity in silence.
But leaping from fad to fad isn't exactly a well-reasoned strategy for improving our health.
As important as one's career is, most people do not have a cogent well-reasoned career plan.
But in the absence of a Supreme Court that looks like America instead of a Harvard Law alumni luncheon, empathy is necessary to reach outcomes that are not only fair but well-reasoned.
We just don't receive much measured, well-reasoned analysis on substantive issues.
Despite the caricatures, the problem is not so much the measured, well-reasoned concerns over GM uncertainties and economic effects.
It is not a very thoughtful or well-reasoned choice.
These include joy, watchfulness and wishing and are distinguished from their negative counterparts (pleasure, fear and appetite) in being well-reasoned and not excessive.
If Matthews seems to have feet of clay on the issue of torture here, panelists Ed Schultz and Roger Simon do not, and both give excellent, well-reasoned responses, that take a metaphoric machete to the thicket of false equivalencies they are presented.
