Sentence examples for reason invention from inspiring English sources

This theme is carried through in his discussion in Sexual Selection in Relation to Man, in which hunting, defense of self and community, and competition for mates result in the development of men's "observation, reason, invention and imagination".

As Vasquez reasoned, the invention did not technically alter a gun's trigger mechanism, as earlier attempts had, with springs, hydraulics or electric current.

And, conversely, even when you invent, there is some personal reason for the invention; it is never entirely disconnected from your life, or entirely disconnected from memory.

This is the reason for the invention of government.

One possible reason for the invention of pottery is that 20,000 years ago the Earth was the coldest it had been for a million years.

And though the NRA and responsible gun owners may point to hunting as a positive use of firearms, the reality is that the gun just can't seem to outgrow the reason for its invention: ending human life.

A rebuttal from Carrouges emphasised the shame the trial had brought to his family as a reason against its invention and offered a counter demonstration of horsemanship indicating that the suggested fifty mile round trip was not impossible even if Le Gris's alibi was true.

The reason behind this invention is to protect women: protect them from harassment, violence or rape.

Learned people can, by study and power of reason, determine which inventions deserve a patent and which do not.

Sarah Ruhl's critically acclaimed 2009 Broadway play, "In the Next Room (or the vibrator play)," explored the socio-cultural reasons behind the invention of the vibrator, which was to treat "hysterical" women medically, in the 1880s.

The poet's labor lay not so much with the poetry but with the invention of reasons to make the poetry admirable.