Sentence examples for nothing to do with reason from inspiring English sources

It has nothing to do with reason.

It has nothing to do with reason...

Maybe it was an absurd coincidence, but the charted ups and downs of Agassi's 1-6, 6-1, 6-1, 6-3 quarterfinal loss at the French Open had nothing to do with reason.

— Dorrie Sibley's reason for bringing her son Breslin, 16, to learn how to drive a car equipped with a manual transmission, a so-called stick shift, had nothing to do with the reason the instructional event was being held.

The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission would probably not designate the sign alone a protected landmark because that would force the owner to maintain a sign that may have nothing to do with the reason the building is there, Elisabeth de Bourbon, a commission spokeswoman, said.

The smile had nothing to do with the reason I was staring.

It was entirely fatuous, having nothing to do with the reasons for staying in or leaving the Market.

This kid, with a rope around his neck has the nerve to scowl at the man who had nothing to do with his reasons for vengeance.

"Despite the claims of corporate apologists, international business 'competitiveness' has nothing to do with the reasons for these deals," he [Kleinbard] writes.

In September, before this year's nominations were announced, Ronstadt told The Times that she didn't care if she were ever inducted, saying that fame and celebrity had nothing to do with the reasons she pursued music as her life's calling.

The allure of authorities has nothing to do with rational reasons and everything to do with emotional ones - nostalgic ties for one's past and tradition, the need for belonging and being accepted, and the yearning to become a child once again -- by surrendering to authorities, whom one simply obeys.