Sentence examples for one cannot reason from inspiring English sources

One cannot reason with either turkeys or guinea fowl.

Indeed, the idea that one cannot reason meaningfully about moral questions is one of the oddest of modern superstitions (Midgley 2003), one decisively refuted by Shakespeare's plays.

In the next section, Kant introduces this idea in notorious terms, as a "fact of reason": "Consciousness of this fundamental law may be called a fact of reason because one cannot reason it out from antecedent data of reason" (5 31; cf. 5: 6, 42f, 47, 55, 91, 104).

One cannot properly reason about this rooting without first discussing whether archaea are paraphyletic (eukaryotes branch within them) or holophyletic (eukaryotes are their sisters).

Out of 12 people, only one cannot find a reason to be there and leaves after a week with the comment: "I didn't come to Africa to collect firewood or trap animals".

It is for this reason that one cannot rely solely on the individual pair wise comparisons to identify the most statistically significant differences in gene expression.

The Heat so barely outperformed the Spurs to win the NBA Finals, one cannot attribute a single reason to explain this small difference.

For this reason, one cannot assume identical chloroplast function among representatives of these disparate taxa.

For this reason, one cannot discuss sexuality or other related topics openly in church buildings, as these are sacred and such topics are perceived as too taboo or 'sinful' to be discussed in these premises.

For these reasons one cannot consider this as a satisfactory example of a relativistic reduction model.

But, for any of a dozen different reasons, one cannot.