Sentence examples for reason by this from inspiring English sources

The men smile and nod, impressed for some reason by this information.

Arkoun argued that the elevation of reason by this humanism not only led to the advancement of natural sciences, but had an impact on religious sciences, furnishing them with tools of reasoning that enabled them to develop into highly sophisticated systems of thought.

"If I get into this race, it will be on this reason, for this reason, by this reason," said Inslee, who speaks with the caveats of an undeclared candidate, even as members of his team acknowledge a launch is imminent.

The presenter, who is for some reason by this point the man who plays Lucius Malfoy in the Harry Potter films, announces that it goes to the Italian author, poet and translator Erri De Luca.

It was replaced for this reason by the 1952 algorithm, which was claimed in the literature distributed to participants never to give such incentives to either students or hospitals.

Corporations began to grasp that MRI (the word "nuclear" had been dropped for marketing reasons by this time) might become a useful adjunct to computer tomography (CT) scans, which create detailed images by combining multiple X-ray images.

This is reasoned by the solubility of BaSO4 because this undergoes a maximum close to 150 °C (Blount 1977).

I was for some reason scandalised by this convergence of sex and wheels, even though it is enshrined in various commonplaces (not to mention the phrase "sex on wheels").

Everything doesn't happen for a reason, if by this we mean evil is a part of God's plan.

The only possible reason suggested by this analysis would be discontinuation rates (Table 6), which were generally above 10% for studies lasting a year or more.

This reason, by itself, is proof that the award of the Olympics to China was a mistake.Because he cannot address the only argument that counts, Mr Freeman wants us to look at other factors instead.