Sentence examples for proffering reasons from inspiring English sources

Again, the proposition that "matter exists" is to be understood as stating that reality, when viewed from the perspective of natural science, is comprised of events which are to be explained by the empirical method of observation and inductive generalisation, not by proffering reasons.

One might try, for example, to mold an unfavorable attitude towards the bill by proffering as a reason to oppose it that "it will put a great burden on the poor, and make little difference to the rich" (1944, 119).

"You won't make any exceptions for rape, you won't make any exceptions for incest in this and you are proffering divine intervention as the reason why you won't do that," he said.

Dolezal's primary offense lies not in the silly proffering of a false biography but in knowing this ugly history and taking advantage of the reasons that she would, at least among black people, be taken at her word regarding her identity.

Madonna was proffering virtue.

" she said, proffering a plate.

And columnists proffering ethical advice.

"Hello," she said, proffering her hand.

"Smell that," she said, proffering the pan.

They were relaxed with each other, regularly proffering mutual admiration.

"Hop in!" he said, proffering an energy bar.