Sentence examples similar to particularly reasoned from inspiring English sources

Now, I freely admit to being completely stymied by a 3-year-old who doesn't see any particularly reason to use the potty.

Sansa's lesson is a lesson for us all: never underestimate the ability of horrible people to resurface and make your life miserable again, even when -- especially when -- they have no particularly reason to do so.

The navy appealed for imaginative rather than particularly patriotic reasons.

Anthropology has never had a particularly good reason for existing.

But in this case, there was a particularly good reason.

It is a noisy house, and for a particularly bizarre reason.

South Africa has been much in the news in the last few weeks, for particularly distressing reasons.

Bell Labs pulled out of the project in 1969 but it was kept going for years for no particularly good reason.

A few years ago in Spain a particularly compelling reason was that there were few tasty, healthy alternatives to meat.

On October 17, 1944, John Kerrey, an American soldier serving in the Philippines, died for no particularly good reason.

By Elizabeth Kolbert On October 17, 1944, John Kerrey, an American soldier serving in the Philippines, died for no particularly good reason.