Sentence examples for outward reason from inspiring English sources

DIMON: I'll walk around the office some days and just see people crying at their desks for no outward reason.

Like the loss of any innocent life, the loss of 26 people to a gunman for no outward reason is a sad event.

For Russell the good life is a life that looks outward, which is one reason for his dislike of philosophies that diminish what is outside ourselves into something not worth looking at.

The possibly main reasons are outward (degassing) and inward diffusion of nitrogen at elevated temperature.

On the falâsifa's side Averroes accepted al-Ghazâlî's rule for reconciling conflicts between reason and the outward meaning of revelation but he did not agree with his findings on what can and cannot be demonstrated (Griffel 2000, 437 61).

The reason we look outward to find fulfillment is that we haven't yet settled on the place inside where being and fulfillment are the same.

One reason for the outward pointing side chains might be caused by structural differences between the GPCRs, because precisely these helices are characterized by a very diverse set of helix features [75] such as bulges and proline induced or supported kinks.

The reason to work outward from a central point is so that any "excess" material does not build up at one side.

Take oil and fresh water… The endless campaign ReprintsThe diversions were opened at the direction of Governor Bobby Jindal, who reasoned that the outward flow of fresh water would help prevent oil washing up onshore.

No official action was taken, largely because there was no reason for any, and outward politeness resumed.

But, an ever-staunch liberal who describes herself as a child of the 1960's, she found reasons to keep looking outward as well.