Sentence examples for reason of one from inspiring English sources

The former has the obvious meaning of a group of which the individual is a member, here and now, by reason of one characteristic or another (such as being a member of a particular family or a member of the sixth-grade class in Jefferson School).

Rather, the claim is that when you have a reason of one of these further sorts, you must also have a calculative reason.

This conclusion is subject to a proviso or exception: laws which are unjust by reason of one or more of these three enumerated types of defect in authority sometimes create an obligation in conscience just to the extent that disobedience would cause disorder or give the kind of 'example' that leads others into wrongdoing.

I have got many memories of him from Match of the Day too, and he is part of the reason for one of Gary Lineker's catchphrases behind the scenes when he is hosting the programme.

But this is what's quite fun about being me at the moment – making one's own choices, for reasons of one's own, and not trying to please a career person, or make money.

Some things the president asks for will get addressed in typical roundabout fashion, but many other things will be completely dropped for political reasons of one sort or another.

He explained the reason for one of his woes.

The disturbing music was the reason for one of these two cases.

There must be a reason, and of one thing I'm sure.

This was the reason for one case of the severe postoperative bleeding in the Johanson group.

Rational suicide is the reasoned taking of one's own life, although some feel that suicide is never logical.