Sentence examples for quite reason from inspiring English sources

The suicide note ostensibly explains the young man's motive: "Your world nauseates me, and that, truly, is quite reason enough".

This outcome is morally wrong, economically myopic, and at fundamental odds with a democracy in which everyone quite reason- ably asks for an equal chance to succeed.

But few of us feel 100percentt certain of our career paths at this point, and being any less than completely sure isn't quite reason enough to rush to take out more loans to finance another degree that we may not even end up using.

For purely selfish reasons (quite good reasons for anyone to enjoy a book) my favourite book this year was The World Is What It Is, Patrick French's biography of VS Naipaul.

Both players, for quite different reason, make for compulsive watching.

And I, too, in my forties, have been thinking, with quite good reason, about death.

Yet they still chose to give Mr Berlusconi their backing, for quite another reason.

But the people who should really object are Time Warner's shareholders, and for a quite opposite reason.

Mr. Arner said they had crossed paths before around Cambridge but that was not quite enough reason for them to introduce themselves to each other.

But Lewis sees a second, quite different reason for taking HS to be contingent.

I had a quite personal reason to set out for these answers.