Sentence examples for reason or evidence from inspiring English sources

What reason or evidence is there to prove this?

And there is currently no reason or evidence to believe that, regardless of the referendum result, the notification will be sent at all".

"We'd only be flooded if carriers stopped adding capacity and there's no reason or evidence to suggest that they will," says Mr Mauldin.

"It wasn't enough for [the local prosecutors] for the father to feel injustice and sadness about his son – now he also finds himself accused without any reason or evidence".

Beliefs about the world are based not upon reason or evidence, nor even upon appeal to the uniformity of nature, but only on habit and custom (see induction, problem of).

In his 1977, p. 17, Chisholm writes: "We presuppose … that the things we know are justified for us in the following sense: we can know what it is, on any occasion, that constitutes our grounds, or reason, or evidence for thinking that we know".

Instead, proposals call for practical decisions and practical arguments rather than for theoretical reasons or evidence.

4. The term 'indicators' is used to avoid the language of reasons or evidence and its modern connotations.

Until Section 3 below, in which typical medieval indicators are discussed, we should not ask how these indicators relate to reasons or evidence.

Our reliance on the division of epistemic labor extends not just to the pronouncements of others better positioned, but to their reasons or evidence.

On this traditional approach, we are invited to think of justification as measured by how probable the belief is given the reasons or evidence you have.