Sentence examples for reason is set from inspiring English sources

The reason is set out in the album's opening song, "I Will," which sounds more sanguine than what its lyrics reveal.

The usual kicking-off point for modern Arthur stories, the pulling of the sword from the stone, comes along in the second hour and for some reason is set atop a waterfall.

Another coming film, "Cherish," and last year's "Donnie Darko," which for no apparent reason was set in 1988, feature soundtracks laden with 80's songs.

The standards of public reason are set by a political conception of liberalism" (Benhabib 2002, 108).

The election, sparked after the conservative mayor resigned for health reasons, is set to go to a second round run-off on 5 July after no single candidate managed to win an absolute majority.

According to ex-general and political expert Leonid Ivashov, who said on 9TV: "Today Europe, for a set of different reasons, is setting itself against Israel.

The river looked like a wide section of field that had somehow broken free, that had, for unknown reasons, been set in motion.

His reasons were set out in an online article, "Nazi sympathisers allowed to run UK radio stations?" on the openDemocracy site.

Therefore, incomplete data due to these reasons were set as missing for purposes of statistical analysis.

The reasons are set out in detail and time is already marching on, but allow me to say that we consider that this increase is needed.

Probably the only reason it is set in Grimsby is that the name has the word "grim" in it.