Sentence examples for perfect reason from inspiring English sources

In fact, a perfect reason exists.

This struck a restless boy as a perfect reason to study animal healing instead.

O'Donnel told her: "This is the perfect reason why you need to work.

Which is, of course, the perfect reason to make great movies.

If you're into traditional holiday films you've found the perfect reason not to watch this.

The only areas of under-estimation were cigarettes - a perfect reason to give up.

"Her teeth are thirty-two pereasonseasons to shut up and obey".

It is traditionally meant to usher in a good fall harvest, but really symbolizes universality, family, friends and feasting -- perfect reasons to celebrate!" Personally, I'll be celebrating the fact that some of the most creative cocktailians in the city, including Eamon Rockey of Betony and Brett Hughes of Madam Geneva, will be on hand to dazzle with their Asian-inspired potables.

It is not assumed by this characterization of perfect rationality that reasons are the only thing that shape one's agency; the only requirement here is that one's agency does not flout what the relevant reasons require.

We are a part of God; to perfect our reason is to achieve the perfect rationality of divinity.

After that came Oxford by Jan Morris, for the simple - and perfect - reason that "I just like the way Morris writes": If I were a sentimental spaniel, or a tabby in need of sympathy I think I would avoid this ironical, analytical city and go somewhere soppier.