Sentence examples for reason clearly from inspiring English sources

Many cannot reason clearly.... Few... are able to speak or read a foreign language.

The United States must for this reason clearly hedge against the downside risks.

He developed a lifelong emotional connection to Fairfield, which he said had taught him how to reason clearly.

His charisma and ability to reason clearly in both languages appealed at a time when Quebec tensions were, literally, exploding in mail-boxes around Montreal.

One reason, clearly, is the following they command even among prosperous, influential Saudis, like the two dozen or so men who had driven many miles on this Friday afternoon to pray with Sheik Shuaibi.

He refers first to the principle of utility: "Legal exclusions should therefore be made only when reason clearly proves their utility" (McLean and Hewitt 1994, 298).

But McIntyre complained Briffa hadn't spelled out those reasons clearly.

They and their journalists knew full well what they were doing but, for several reasons, clearly thought the risks worth running.

It is a comment often heard from politicians about their nominal bosses, the people, and the reasons clearly go beyond cynicism.

Of course he still cries, but far less often, at lower volumes, and for reasons clearly discernable: he's hungry, tired, teething, or has fallen down.

Those whom intelligence agencies assess as having returned for sinister reasons clearly pose more of a risk than those who returned out of disgust with Isis and its practices.