Sentence examples for reason for telling from inspiring English sources

He has a much more compelling reason for telling his story.

After all, Putin's reason for telling Saddam he could stay in his party role was to avoid post-regime instability in Iraq.

The reason for telling patients to get M.R.I.'s is that silicone breast implants sometimes rupture without women being aware, and an M.R.I. can reveal this unseen problem.

If the child's imagination is to work, the story must not be explained away, nor should the child intuit what the grown-up's reason for telling such a tale might be.

We still don't know if we've been spied on at all, if we have been the subject of any targeted spying, if the tribunal thought any spying – if it did happen – was necessary and proportionate, or even if they had an entirely different reason for telling us nothing".

"I am 60 years of age now and white and working class and if a story appeals to me, then probably lots of people will find it appealing too and the reason for telling the story will become clear as they watch".

An official of the New York Fed said its reasons for telling A.I.G. not to mention the $10 billion of special swaps were innocuous.

According to David Stenn's 1993 biography, Bombshell: the Life and Death of Jean Harlow, the celebrity's mother had her own self-serving reasons for telling MGM boss Louis B Mayer that she was withholding medicine from her daughter.

"I don't know Pallavi's reasons for telling this lie, but a lie it is," his wife, Mallika Akbar, said in a statement. .

Further questioning explored the lecturers' reasons for telling the story, why it was told in a certain way, and whether students found it helpful for learning and if so in what ways.

There are a variety of reasons for telling jokes and many of them are well intentioned.