Sentence examples for plain reasons from inspiring English sources

The Ashes victory of 2009 was not as celebrated as that four years earlier for plain reasons.

Apart from the fact that she was a brilliant and astonishing person, there are plain reasons why she should be popular in economically troubled times.

Another reused source is a c.1731 17200 in some sources ) pamphlet, Plain Reasons for the Growth of Sodomy in England.

It would be like ignoring the plain reasons for so few black foreign correspondents in journalism; or black spies for that matter certain segregated societies just don't fuck with ebony.

It would be like ignoring the plain reasons for so few black foreign correspondents in journalism or black spies for that matter certain segregated societies just don't fuck with ebony skin.

One's devotion to something cannot be truly steadfast until it has withstood moments of doubt, for the plain reason that nothing is perfect — everything on earth is vulnerable to outside forces that can divert it from its intended or natural course.

Unless I am convicted by Scripture and plain reason—I do not accept the authority of popes and councils, for they have contradicted each other my conscience is captive to the Word of God, I cannot and I will not recant anything, for to go against conscience is neither right nor safe.

Isaacson wants it both ways: "I believe his proposal was serious," he writes of the fearsome crossbow, pointing to some thirty preparatory drawings, yet he believes that the design was nevertheless "a work of imagination rather than invention," for the plain reason that it wouldn't have worked — and didn't work, even when constructed by modern engineers, for television, in 2002.

Nor does a representation always causally interact with what it is about, for the plain reason that what a representation represents may be absent or may not even exist in individual cases.

They did it for the plain reason that a severely damaged Nixon was wreaking havoc with the GOP's image and agenda.

They would not listen to plain reason because their hearts were hardened.