Sentence examples for reason called from inspiring English sources

Mr Lamy, with reason, called the WTO a "medieval" organisation whose rules could not support the weight of its tasks.

"For some reason called vodka I'd convinced myself that I spoke Hungarian, or they spoke English, or both," Cohen said.

In what is for some reason called a "jungle" primary, anyone may vote for a candidate of any party.

I guess that makes me part of a demographic that the libertarian magazine Reason called "people who need to be punched".

But the fact remains that Britain has been doing well not because Brits are best, but for a crunchy material reason called money.

The curators have brought together the work of art-world insiders like Mr. Nozkowski, Ms. Murray, Carroll Dunham, Joanne Greenbaum and Jeff Way with that of unschooled outsiders like the astonishing Chelo Amezcua, master of what she, with good reason, called "filigree art," and Ray Hamilton, whose self-portrait of his stockinged feet is a marvelous "I was here" gesture.

Virtue is inflamed at the violation, and sober reason calls it nonsense.

There's a reason calls on Skype tend to sound good.

Invite them to things for no reason, call them, and stay connected.

Again, if you are delayed for any reason, call them and explain.

If the parents can't come for any reason, call the emergency number that the parents have left for you.