Sentence examples for peculiar reasoning from inspiring English sources
This is a peculiar reasoning: a faith in a highly artificial living arrangement and stylized video product to produce not just television but revelation.
The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the decision, with the peculiar reasoning that an employer could not be held liable for failing to "accommodate a religious practice," even if it had failed to do so, if an employee or prospective employee had not specifically asked for the accommodation.
This peculiar reasoning flows from a long-standing refusal to accept that "Europe", as a political process, is something that participants run collectively for their mutual advantage, as opposed to something that 27 alien nations do to Britain, and which we put up with because we lack the gumption to do anything else.
While some observers found the jurors' reasoning peculiar, they apparently felt that the memo showed that Andersen -- which received fat consulting fees from Enron for other work -- was complicit in the company's vast deception.
"The idea that they spread a whole lot of guns around to foment gun crimes and then call for more gun control is a very peculiar line of reasoning," said Representative Brad Miller, Democrat of North Carolina, who says he will vote no on the contempt measure.
The repetition of the word "free" in Barghouti's statements alerts us to something peculiar in this line of reasoning: academic freedom, traditionally understood as the freedom to engage in teaching and research free from the influences or pressures of politics, is being declared an obstacle to — even the enemy of — genuine freedom, which is defined politically.
Applying that mode of reasoning, he said, could help make the cosmological constant less peculiar, "But we don't know if that's the help that we really deserve to get," he concluded.
More importantly, the peculiar performance of low social capital individuals, in agreement with standard economic reasoning, adds to the knowledge of the circumstances that makes the crowding out/in of intrinsic motivation likely to occur.
