Sentence examples for reason means from inspiring English sources

But the real reason means that Republicans will find it difficult to close the gender gap: women tend to support big government.

They are purple, which for some reason means they germinate well in cool soil, an important consideration for northern gardeners who want to start picking beans for July 4 celebrations.

Despite the word "glorious," these gruesome remains are, to her, evidence that "human nature is not rational, if the word reason means common sense, as I suppose it does".

One could say that our reason means we can better make sense of war than dogs can — if only everything (or even most things) that happened in a war were reasonable or made sense.

(G VII 301/L 227) In the Principles of Nature and Grace, Leibniz suggests that the claim that nothing takes place without a sufficient reason means that nothing happens in such a way that it is impossible for someone with enough information to give a reason why it is so and not otherwise.

A "public reason" means a reason that benefits the public generally, not particular people individually.

Does the capacity to reason mean a rejection of religion?

For Weber, the advent of scientific methods and the use of enlightened reason meant that the world was rendered transparent and demystified.

The mean and peak values for EAdi, ΔPes, Paw and ΔPtp were closely related (range of R = 0.94 to 0.97), and, for this reason, mean values are not reported.

It's an achievement that for obvious reasons means a lot to Makhija.

Artists often have an altruistic desire to communicate with their audience, but they also have their reasons, and for many, "reasons" means "parents".