Sentence examples for of his rationale from inspiring English sources

What do you make, Mike, of his rationale?

Explanations of his rationale are all over the place.

Moreover, he reflects meaningfully on his past activities and the core of his rationale for protest: attempts to end the Vietnam War.

In an interview with The New York Times in 1998, Mr. Noble explained part of his rationale for focusing on toys as a clue to understanding earlier mores.

Mr Corbyn said that part of his rationale for proposing the debates was to build on his election campaign and to try to engage more directly with voters.

If it does rebound, then his conservatism could be put to the test, by depriving him of his rationale for keeping a lid on spending.

By David Remnick Last November, President Bush delivered a speech at the National Endowment for Democracy, in Washington, spelling out the loftiest of his rationales for the war in Iraq — a determination to remake the political world from North Africa to the Arabian peninsula.

Last November, President Bush delivered a speech at the National Endowment for Democracy, in Washington, spelling out the loftiest of his rationales for the war in Iraq a determination to remake the political world from North Africa to the Arabian peninsula.

Last November, President Bush delivered a speech at the National Endowment for Democracy, in Washington, spelling out the loftiest of his rationales for the war in Iraq — a determination to remake the political world from North Africa to the Arabian peninsula.

Of course, his rationale sounds plausible until you realize that he's been a paid consultant to Verizon multiple times, in multiple venues, such as arguing, for Verizon, at the Maryland Public Service Commission that Verizon's affiliate companies do not have advantages over competitors, circa 2007.

Tom Verducci of Sports Illustrated explained his rationale in a passionate column published on the eve of the results announcement.