Sentence examples for produced reasons from inspiring English sources

Screwball comedies combined style with a human take on life, including hardship, and produced reasons to carry on.

After narrow defeat in Nottingham, and the pummelling in London, Clarke's team could not have done more to produce reasons for a new self-belief.

When you ask people moral questions, time their responses and scan their brains, their answers and brain activation patterns indicate that they reach conclusions quickly and produce reasons later only to justify what they've decided.

The Socratic Method challenges one to produce reasons for one's view.

Either the process of producing reasons stops at a number of purported foundational propositions or it doesn't.

Rational methods seek to shape or coordinate attitudes by using language to produce reasons; Stevenson thus calls the set of such methods, aptly enough, "Reason".

In an earlier progress report, he indicated that the best way to help juries to produce reasoned decisions would be for them to answer structured lists of questions drawn up by the court before the start of the trial.It seems likely that he will recommend that juries should give reasons for their verdicts in order to comply with the new Human Rights Act.

Each of these assumptions is subject to serious objections, and the past two centuries have produced ample reasons to be cautious about them.

"If (as Goya said) the sleep of reason produces monsters, reason has been in a coma in Mexico".

Still, it would be remiss to overlook some of the more anxiety-producing reasons behind the change.

But neither produced any reason to give credence to positive noises from Northwest's own press releases or biotech bloggers rather than to Feuerstein.