Logic and reason come after the fact, to help justify what our intuition has already told us.
For that reason, come rain or shine, blistering heat or bone-numbing cold, honor guards — usually graying World War II, Korean and Vietnam War veterans — arrive at national cemeteries almost every day, steady as postmen.
Speaking generally about the casting process, Mr. Madden said, "It's painful and it's difficult, and you despair, and then you actually, for some reason, come to the formulation that you need".
The outcome of the Iowa straw poll, which has, for no particularly good reason, come to be seen as an important early test of strength, demonstrated the effectiveness of the Forbes team: to win second place, he beat out a senator, a onetime governor, and a former Vice-President.
"In our opinion honour killings, for whatever reason, come within the category of rarest of rare cases deserving the death punishment".
If the history of language teaches us anything, it's that logic and reason come after the event with words - and that we are always saying more than we intend.
